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New partnership brings culturally grounded supports to Indigenous students at Keyano College
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New partnership brings culturally grounded supports to Indigenous students at Keyano College
FORT McMURRAY — Keyano College has launched a new Relative in Residence program aimed at strengthening cultural and community supports for Indigenous students, in partnership with the Ihkapaskwa Collective. The program, announced Friday, is funded by the Suncor Energy Foundation and is designed to provide culturally grounded support rooted in Indigenous ways of learning, relationship building and care. Sheena Bradley, executive director of the I…
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