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Crazy Horse Memorial announces the Indian University of North America's new leadership team - Vimarsana News

Crazy Horse Memorial announces the Indian University of North America's new leadership team

Crazy Horse Memorial announces the Indian University of North America’s new leadership team Foundation prepares for summer program partnership with South Dakota universities Author: Crazy Horse Memorial Foundation Crazy Horse Memorial Foundation announced Feb. 22 the Indian University of North America has a new leadership team for 2021: Director Joshua Rudnik, Associate Director Whitney A. Rencountre and Manager of Residence Life Nathaniel “Nate” Watahomigie. According to Crazy Horse Memorial President and Chief Operating Officer Laurie Becvar, the new team is already working hard o...

It Gets Better's Dan Levy-Inspired Pin Sold Out, So They Restocked It - Vimarsana News

It Gets Better's Dan Levy-Inspired Pin Sold Out, So They Restocked It

It Gets Better's Dan Levy-Inspired Pin Sold Out, So They Restocked It The commemorative keepsake has raised $10,000 for the organization already. February 19 2021 10:32 AM EST It's time for us to coin the term "the Dan Levy effect." It's been a few years and now it's time. Daniel Levy has had a really amazing career. He was a red carpet correspondent for MTV, then turned show host for the network. Then he captured the world's attention with six seasons of Schitt's Creek. And while all of that work is truly amazing and he's used it to kickstart some important conversations and points of repr...

Source: out.com
Award-winning filmmaker Michelle Latimer's Indigenous identity under scrutiny - Vimarsana News

Award-winning filmmaker Michelle Latimer's Indigenous identity under scrutiny

The Métis National Council does not recognize the existence of Métis communities in Quebec. Claim based on 'oral history' In her emailed responses, Latimer said her claim rested on the "oral history" of her maternal grandfather. "My grandfather loved these lands and knew them like the back of his hand and his stories became an important part of our oral history," wrote Latimer.  Latimer did not provide any details on the source of her grandfather's identity beyond seeing a family surname in a Kitigan Zibi census. She also directed CBC News to a photo gallery on a Kitigan Zibi community we...

Source: cbc.ca