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River Institute researcher in Cornwall awarded Liber Ero fellowship - Vimarsana News

River Institute researcher in Cornwall awarded Liber Ero fellowship

Dr. Mary Ann Perron receives fellowship grant that will fund two years of work on wetland ecosystems in the Upper St. Lawrence River.

River Institute researcher in Cornwall awarded Liber Ero fellowship | Cornwall Standard-Freeholder - Vimarsana News

River Institute researcher in Cornwall awarded Liber Ero fellowship | Cornwall Standard-Freeholder

Dr. Mary Ann Perron receives fellowship grant that will fund two years of work on wetland ecosystems in the Upper St. Lawrence River.

Montréal's McCord Stewart Museum Features a Groundbreaking Exhibit of Indigenous Art - Vimarsana News

Montréal's McCord Stewart Museum Features a Groundbreaking Exhibit of Indigenous Art

When four Huron-Wendat leaders from the Québec City area traveled to England in 1824 to assert their land rights to British monarch King George IV,...

Emory anthropologist Debra Vidali wins international ethnographic poetry contest - Vimarsana News

Emory anthropologist Debra Vidali wins international ethnographic poetry contest

Debra Vidali’s set of poems use a wampum belt as a metaphor and physical basis for the theme of the historic Two Row agreement, the first treaty between Europeans and Indigenous Americans.

Source: emory.edu
Council at 1: City Indigenous lead says 'much more to be done,' nearly a year after 'historic' meeting - Vimarsana News

Council at 1: City Indigenous lead says 'much more to be done,' nearly a year after 'historic' meeting

Indigenous leaders in Hamilton invited councillors late last year for a welcome ceremony after their inauguration, setting the stage for a new and improved relationship. Nearly one year later, "things are looking better," says Audrey Davis of the Hamilton Regional Indian Centre. 

Source: cbc.ca