Annie Boulanger
Annie Boulanger has been with MFNERC for over a year now teaching Ojibwe language courses through Wapaskwa Virtual Collegiate. Read More >
SPARC Cohort Launch
SPARC (Sport Physical Activity, Recreation, and Community) launched this week here in Winnipeg, where 15 participants made up the first MFNERC Physical Education Cohort (in partnership with the University of Manitoba Faculty of Kinesiology and Recreation Management). Read More >
Teaching American Sign Language
Vernon is an ASL (American Sign Language) instructor/support worker with MFNERC. Vernon has spent the majority of his life Deaf after he contracted meningitis at 9 months old. Read More >
Call for Submissions
MFNERC is now accepting submissions for the upcoming youth anthology “Voices of the Future” volume 3. Read More >
A Trip Back Home – David A. Robertson
Don Robertson used to be the Executive Director at the Manitoba First Nations Education Resource Center (MFNERC). Read More >
Fox Lake Reunited with Precious Historical Artifacts
On November 26, 2018 community members from Fox Lake Cree Nation came to Winnipeg to look at some artifacts that were given to the Manitoba Museum originating from York Factory (where the community stems from).
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Southern Youth Forum 2018
The 2018 Youth Forum was a full day of teachings, games, and mental health awareness working groups.
One Sky, Many Astronomies
MFNERC Science Facilitator Wilfred Buck has co-curated an exhibit at the Canada Science and Technology Museum in Ottawa. Read More >
Remembering Sheron T. Fiddler
A tireless advocate for First Nations education. Read More >
Every Child Has Value
For teacher Junette Holder, cultivating each of her student’s gifts is as important as teaching math and English. Read More >
