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Kenora welcomes a new Indigenous Relations Advisor - Vimarsana News

Kenora welcomes a new Indigenous Relations Advisor

Ed Mandamin has been appointed as the new advisor for Indigenous Relations in Kenora. His new role will open n...

Opinion Submission: Native voices, WashU choices: A call for Native American and Indigenous representation - Vimarsana News

Opinion Submission: Native voices, WashU choices: A call for Native American and Indigenous representation

Native students like us deserve to be here. We deserve Native and Indigenous professors to teach and mentor us. We deserve a department to study critical Native Studies topics. We deserve a space to learn and grow and gather. We are here, we are WashU, and we deserve to be seen.

TEXAS VIEW: Why is Texas pausing Native American studies course? - Vimarsana News

TEXAS VIEW: Why is Texas pausing Native American studies course?

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Texas Native American studies course further delayed, triggering frustration - Vimarsana News

Texas Native American studies course further delayed, triggering frustration

DALLAS -- Decisions about a new Native American studies course are delayed again as it won't come forward for statewide approval this month, frustrating advocates who spent years pushing for the class.

State Board of Education again delays discussion on whether to approve new Native studies course - Vimarsana News

State Board of Education again delays discussion on whether to approve new Native studies course

The Texas State Board of Education once again will delay voting on whether to approve an American Indian/Native Studies class, to the disappointment of supporters who have championed the material