Kenjgewin Teg and Cambrian College have signed a partnership agreement to offer Practical Nursing at Kenjgewin Teg, addressing the demand for healthcare professionals across Manitoulin Island and the surrounding region.
Kenjgewin Teg launched two new accredited programs focused on Anishinabe language studies (the Biidwewdamowaad Nimkiig Biidaabang Certificate (BNB) – General Stream and BNB – Teaching Stream).
The Manitoulin Anishinaabek Research Review Committee (MARRC) is officially becoming part of Kenjgewin Teg.
President Dr. Beverley Roy says it will strengthen Indigenous-led research ethics, community-based research leadership, and culturally grounded research practices across Mnidoo Mnising.
Last week, during the Affirming Sovereignty in Education event in Sudbury, the Waawaaskonenh Foundation was launched by Kenjgewin Teg marking a new chapter in supporting Indigenous learners.
