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Here's how WNC's members of Congress voted the week of Aug. 20-26 - Vimarsana News

Here's how WNC's members of Congress voted the week of Aug. 20-26

The House and WNC 11th District Rep. Madison Cawthorn had three key votes over the previous week.

THE WEEKLY LEADER: FRIDAY, AUGUST 20, 2021 - Vimarsana News

THE WEEKLY LEADER: FRIDAY, AUGUST 20, 2021

  FIRST VOTE OF THE WEEK: LAST VOTE PREDICTED: Monday 6:30 p.m. Tuesday ??? Legislative Program – 51600 | Floor Information – 57400 | Whip Information – 63210

For Indigenous children in Canada, the legacy of residential schools never ended - Vimarsana News

For Indigenous children in Canada, the legacy of residential schools never ended

If the discovery of the remains of 215 children at a Kamloops residential school is to evolve into a moment of healing or reconciliation, writes Karyn Pugliese a.k.a. Pabàmàdiz, it is important to unpack the anger behind it, understand the truth and listen carefully to what First Nations people are saying.

Summer learning programs can help children make up lost ground - Vimarsana News

Summer learning programs can help children make up lost ground

Spring in Montana has brought hopeful signs that the pandemic is loosening its grip. And with summer arriving, we can start to focus on recovery. For Montana’s school-aged youth, recovery

Vice Chairman Murkowski secures Senate passage of four bills to improve Alaska Native communities - Vimarsana News

Vice Chairman Murkowski secures Senate passage of four bills to improve Alaska Native communities

News Release U.S. Senate Committee on Indian Affairs On May 26, the Senate approved eight bills that were passed by the Senate Committee on Indian Affairs,