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Kenjgewin Teg exercises its Anishinabek educational autonomy by utilizing a community-driven and community-based approach focusing on continuous learning and inclusion of the teachings of Anishinaabe Aadziwin. Anishinaabe Aadziwin is one of Kenjgewin Teg’s institutionally defined framework components; it is foundational in our Anishinabek worldview in teaching and learning.
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Recent News
Education and Employment Expo
Save The Date! Kenjgewin Teg, in partnership with M'Chigeeng First Nation, will be holding an Education and Employment Expo on ...
National Day For Truth & Reconciliation 2022
National Day For Truth & Reconciliation Kenjgewin Teg invites staff, students, and the public to our M'Chigeeng Campus Teaching Lodge ...
New Partnership between Kenjgewin Teg and Queen’s University strengthens programs for Indigenous graduate students
New partnership expands support and recruitment for the Masters in World Indigenous Studies in Education (WISE) program The Queen’s Faculty ...