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Amy Carpenter

Amy Carpenter, MA, is a Métis educator and Vice-Principal in the Seven Oaks School Division.

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two young indigenous girls walking down a hallway in a school. They both have a backpack on and are smiling. There is a set of blue lockers next to them and a cork display board on the other wall.
Peer Review: Reclaiming Indigenous Ways, Part 2
[ Research ] Previously published in Volume 83, Issue 3 Abstract Rec and Read is a communal, relationship-based physical activity, nutrition, and education after school program that was developed with Indigenous youth. Also known as the Aboriginal Youth Mentorship Program for All Nations...
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indigenous students sitting at desks looking at the teacher in front of the white board. They have their hands up to be called upon to answer a question.
Peer Review: Reclaiming Indigenous Ways, Part I
[ Research ] Previously published in Volume 83, Issue 2 Abstract Rec and Read is a communal, relationship-based physical activity, nutrition, and education after school program that was developed with Indigenous youth. Also known as the Aboriginal Youth Mentorship Program for All Nations...
Read More