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The Languages and Cultures Department took part in a professional development training session with the Treaty Relations Commission of Manitoba. The day started with a land acknowledgement from session leader Connie Anderson.

The Manitoba First Nations Education Resource Centre just finished its first Virtual Clinical Services Regional. Clinical Services Regional events were in-person gatherings since 2008, but with such a positive reaction to the virtual component this year, we will explore continuing online events in the future.

Last week, MFNERC wrapped up the Virtual Clinical Services Regional. The leadership, participants, and organizers celebrated it as a monumental success for the organization’s newest department: Digital Learning Environment.

43 schools affiliated with MFNERC Clinical Services have received their sensory motor equipment to support students’ learning and participation during the school day.

This is an example of working directly with school staff to implement student programming, through specialized services and equipment, since January 2018.

The purpose of Manitoba Aboriginal Languages Strategy, MALS, is to promote, revitalize, and retain the Aboriginal Languages in Manitoba based on ancestral knowledges of our Grandparents. Understanding the connectedness of generations and the importance of Aboriginal languages teach us who we are as a people.

If you have already registered for this event, please login with the link below. You will have received an email confirmation with your login details. Registration is now closed.

Are you looking for FREE virtual resources you can do from home? Join us for our MFNERC Virtual Clinical Services Regional February 23-25, 2021. Drop in for one session or for all sessions, whatever suits your needs and schedule. Just don’t miss out, register today!

The Manitoba First Nations Education Resource Centre and the Manitoba First Nations School Systems are proud to announce the 2021 Virtual Science Fair.

Sharon has a shared responsibility for the management of the northern office. She is primarily responsible for engaging with northern First Nations and will liaising, communicating and collaborating with all departments within MFNERC to ensure the needs and aspirations of the northern First Nations are reflected in the implementation of MFNERC vision, mission, goals, and the objectives identified in the Transition Plan.

Feb 11 & 12, 2021 9 a.m. – 3:30 p.m Location: Zoom Webinar
Registering for this gathering will provide the physical education and health teachers and other physical education providers from the community with the opportunity to receive information on the services and resources provided within the MFNERC, Sport Manitoba and Manitoba Aboriginal Sport and Recreation Council.