Indigenous Student Success Teacher in Pembina Trails S.D. • President of the Council for Indigenous Education in Manitoba • Mother of 2, one with Batten’s CLN2.
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#BattenAdvocatesForACure
Batten Disease Awareness Day is Friday, June 9th. If you would like to show your support, wear TEAL or share this video. We need to find a cure. https://t.co/qqgA1DmtCs
I had a wonderful morning at @ETPKto4!! We talked about the three sisters (corn, beans and squash), we played Simon Says and we did some planting! Merci to the Kinders and Mme Hall!
My wife @MaryKForrest wrote an essay about grieving our son Henry that is sensitive, bold and above all brave, writing about the hardest thing a parent can ever do. The Week I Spent With Our Son Henry Before He Died: Essay https://t.co/4ClgWzaSI5
@RichardEngel@MaryKForrest Yes. A million times, yes. Every second of the day, I am so grateful to have my son still here with us. He has Batten disease and with every loss/decline he still smiles. I love that smile so much. I am so very sorry for your loss. Time is precious.
Five years ago today. I helped Mila out of bed, slipped on her good-luck bunny socks and brought her into Boston Children’s Hospital to receive milasen for the very first time. This morning, I thought back through the years to that moment...
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Virtual storytelling you can watch from your classroom!
Nêhiyawak Storytelling Festival
Fridays Nov 4-March 31
Free registration for all classrooms. Email [email protected] to register!
November 8th is #IndigenousVeteransDay which commemorates and honours the sacrifices that First Nations, Metis, and Inuit soldiers made for all who share this land. The thread below contains some valuable learning resources 👇
and critique them therefore are not in those spaces. Watch for this in “Indigenization” efforts, because it is rampant - the end goal is complete assimilation of Indigenous Peoples and loss of our Sovereignty. Allyship is learning and unlearning together, rebuilding together.
I stand with Indigenous women - real ones.
What is consistently noted in these major cases of Pretendians is how “White passing” these fraudsters are - because they are palatable to White institutions. Indigenous voices are consistently @ odds with power-hierarchical structures/2
Investigators have learned that the THC edibles were packaged along with regular full-size chocolate bars inside individual zipped sandwich bags. Anyone with information or to make a report is asked to contact the Major Crimes Unit at 204-986-6219.
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Thank you @CouncilforIndig for hosting an excellent day of learning! I loved keynote speakers @TashaSpillett and @northendmc, as well as our session about Land based learning with Marika Schalla. Looking forward to incorporating today’s learning into my classroom!
MTS PD Day and the Council for Indigenous Education in Manitoba was exceptional! We have an amazing team! Miigwetch to the keynotes, presenters, volunteers, vendors and of course the participants! @CouncilforIndig@LeighBrown55@northendmc@Kobewka @TashaSpillett
Chief Cadmus Delorme is coming to Winnipeg on Oct.20th to do an evening keynote at the Viscount Gort. He is sharing his thoughts on the Road to Reconciliation. There will be light snacks and a cash bar. It starts at 6:00pm.
Here is the link to register: https://t.co/SqPCtcOP6N