World Socialist Web Site journalists Susan Allan and Richard Phillips and freelance photographer John Hulme recently visited central Australia to report on the social and political impact of the ...

A group of passionate educators are taking Aboriginal students from the classroom to the campfire to spark a love of science, technology and maths. Demand is high for spots in a new, hands-on ...

Weaving Aboriginal culture into science classes, individual learning plans and a focus on indigenous languages are part of a plan to raise the achievement of indigenous students to match the general ...

Education departments to implement goals aimed at creating respectful learning environments A promising step forward for Aboriginal education is taking place at this year’s Congress of the Humanities ...

We laud ourselves for supporting education of children in Afghanistan, while First Nations children get 60 to 80 per cent of government education investment received by non-Aboriginal children here.

VICTORIA – British Columbia has fallen well short of its 10-year commitment to closing the education gap between aboriginal and non-aboriginal public school students, reveals a report from the ...

Since 2003, the McGuinty government has been committed to providing accessible, high-quality education and training opportunities to Aboriginal peoples at all levels of learning. There are increased ...

Deadly Dreaming is a unique set of in-school workshops aimed at encouraging Aboriginal youth to engage in higher education. Some of the students involved in the program are now graduating university.

The Truth and Reconciliation Commission report contains an eye-straining 94 recommendations for righting the wrongs done to aboriginals in Canada – everything from erecting monuments to creating a ...

The audio version of this article is generated by AI-based technology. Mispronunciations can occur. We are working with our partners to continually review and improve the results. Justice Murray ...

Saskatchewan’s aboriginal education gap costs the province a “whopping” $1.1 billion in lost economic impact every year, and remains the greatest barrier to boosting indigenous participation in the ...