Apr 16, 2016
Nip-Rock High Students Walk in ‘Stand Up Against Racism’ Event at Confederation College
@NRRDHS Students Walk in ‘Stand Up Against Racism’ Event @Confederation @SUCCItbay @kairoscanada @SGDSBoard @AFN_Updates @aboriginaltweet @OntarioTCU @AnishNation @ARCCollective @tamblyn_david
Student Ashley Nurmela (right) leads the silent walk around Confederation College’s Shuniah building as part of the ‘Stand Up Against Racism’ event. Submitted photo The event welcomed members from the community, College community and secondary schools. Submitted photo THUNDER BAY, ON – Second-year students in the Native Child & Family Services program at Confederation College responded to the…
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