Education and community leaders unite for FNWSC Education Summit “Everything we are doing is for the education of our children," said Elder Wayne Southwind in a morning address during the three-day summit
POLITICS: 'Our children have waited far too long' The collective was invited to present to Canada’s Standing Committee on Indigenous & Northern Affairs (INAN) on the topic of Improving graduation rates and successful outcomes for Indigenous students
FNWSC calls for more Indigenous language programming support The media has picked up on FNWSC's calls for urgent increases in support from the federal government.
Youth panel to discuss First Nations education Indigenous student-led conversation to take place via Zoom on Wednesday, Jan. 25, 2023
Survey: Seeking Indigenous perspectives on education Have your say on what must be included in local First Nations schooling and lifelong learning systems
Legal experts weigh in on how UNDRIP can help First Nations achieve self-determined education systems Indigenous communities must 'drive the process' to hold Canada accountable to its United Nations obligations and ensure First Nations have capacity and resources needed for self-determined education systems.
Indigenous Legal Scholars invited to Roundtable on UNDRIP Join the dialogue on Canada's action plan to meet UNDRIP's objective on First Nation control of First Nation education - Monday, Dec. 5
Strong Indigenous women advise on Canada's UNDRIPA plan Indigenous Rights activist Jeannette Corbiere Lavell was one of several speakers at a recent Gathering Circle to discuss the United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous People (UNDRIP) as it relates to education.
FNWSC participates in Global Indigenous Education Conference Last month, the Collective gave a presentation on community lawmaking in First Nation education at the World Indigenous Peoples Conference On Education (WIPCE 2022) in Adelaide, Australia.
