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NEW Métis-specific emergency response *Program details and instructions will be available on MN-S website in near future On March 31,…
We recently sat down with Jack Shorter for lunch and a conversation. Jack is a 60 year old great-grandfather…
Gabriel Dumont Institute and the Lac La Ronge Indian Band have recently partnered to offer a 4-year Bachelor of Education,…
https://gdins.org/nitep-gdi-and-llib-launch-new-teacher-education-program/
It was a great honour to be invited to this year’s Adult Basic Education (ABE) Level IV graduation on May…
https://gdins.org/abe-grad-adding-a-new-milestone-in-the-journey/
Finding a reliable, quality, and affordable childcare can be a challenge for many families. For those (re)entering the work force…
https://gdins.org/dti-responds-to-shortage-of-preschool-educators/
“My great-great-grandma Poundmaker (Beaudry – name changed in Residential School) was a midwife and my great grandma Chapan Neva Mirasty…
https://gdins.org/the-indigenous-birth-support-worker-program-update/
Background The Order of Gabriel Dumont is awarded by the Gabriel Dumont Institute to a small number of persons who…
https://gdins.org/metis-culture/the-order-of-gabriel-dumont-call-for-nominations/
Gabriel Dumont Institute (GDI) Press is looking to promote emerging Métis authors and visual artists, and are providing an opportunity…
This month, we caught up with Jeannine Whitehouse, one of our Saskatchewan Urban Native Teacher Education Program (SUNTEP) alumni, to…
https://gdins.org/ms-whitehouse-teachers-need-to-recognize-and-overcome-implicit-bias/
By James Oloo We recently caught up with one of our alumni to discuss how her time at Gabriel Dumont…
https://gdins.org/deana-kempel-teaching-is-about-relationships/