Explanation of Profiles
Betty Ann Adam explains the profiles and stories of 40 Years of Indigenous Education.
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Video features for 40 Years of Indigineous Education
First Nation University of Canada – 2010 Fight to Save Our University
In 2010, the First Nations University of Canada was facing the loss of both provincial and federal funding because of internal management and governance issues. While leadership on both sides…
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Humble Beginnings: How SIFC became a home for Indigenous Knowledge
It all started 40 years ago when Ida Wasacase, the first President of the Saskatchewan Indian Federated College, started the Teacher’s Education Project in May, 1976. Soon, that lead to…
Read MoreFlorence Isaac: Supporting Students Through Culture for Four Decades
‘Kokom! You see me dancing hard for you?’ Florence Isaac doesn’t know the name of the little boy who asked her this question while she was sitting in her wheel…
Read MoreHidden Treasures and Amazing History: What I Found When I Journeyed Into the Heart of the FNUniv Library.
When I deliberately chose to do a story featuring the library at the First Nations University of Canada (FNUniv) people joked about how boring it was going to be. For…
Read MoreSaving First Nations University
In 2010, the First Nations University of Canada was facing the loss of both provincial and federal funding because of internal management and governance issues. While leadership on both sides…
Read MoreTipi Teachings
At the First Nations University of Canada, elders passed on knowledge about how to raise a tipi to Mother Teresa Middle School students. The tipi is significant as it provides…
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