Two-day sessions promoting: networking, information sharing and other professional development that will enhance literacy strategies to implement in the classroom. We ask you to designate one ELA school teacher from your school to participate in the two-day roundtables.

MFNERC’s Training Initiatives is dedicated to the success of three First Nations students who are completing their Master of Science in Community Disorders: Speech-Language Pathology at Minot State University, North Dakota.

Youth 1st Lacrosse is an organization that delivers programming to Indigenous communities in Manitoba. MFNSS is in partnership with Youth 1st Lacrosse, bringing Canada’s national summer sport to 10 schools that are part of the school system.

The Manitoba First Nations Education Resource Centre is proud to host the annual First Nations Circle of Knowledge & Practices Conference. This year’s theme was “Language, Land, and Learning.”

Coinciding with National Truth and Reconciliation Day, AMC and MFNERC hosted the Manitoba First Nations Languages Land-Based Gathering geared towards students from First Nations reserves and Grades Seven and Eight students in Winnipeg. One group travelled from Tataskweyak Cree Nation to participate in the two-day event.

The first annual First Nations Cross-Country Meet took place at La Barrière Park today. Students from all over Manitoba met up in St. Norbert to participate. Some communities flew in from the north, others bussed in, and by the time registration was complete, 250 youth were ready to race.

A Celebration of Manitoba’s Five Spoken Languages: Anishinaabe (Ojibwe) · Anishininiwak (Ojibwe-Cree) Dakota Oyate (Dakota) · Dënësułiné (Dene) Nehethowuk/Ininewak (Cree)

Early & Middle Years Round Table Sessions These round table sessions are for Early Years 1-4 Teachers, Middle Years 5-8 Teachers, and High School Teachers 9-12 in the southern and northern schools.

MFNERC and Mahpiya Hdega School have partnered to host the 1st Annual Cross-Country meet to be held at La Barriere Park in St. Norbert, Manitoba. Thursday, September 26, 2019, at 11:00 am.