Porfiria Pedrina has never been one to walk away from a challenge and her journey into Manitoba’s education system is a powerful reminder of what persistence, advocacy, and a deep belief in equity can accomplish.

Jennifer Wiebe, a Language & Literature and Truth and Reconciliation educator at École River Heights School, has long been committed to fostering equity and belonging in her classroom and beyond.

In her first year at Arthur A. Leach School, Grade 6 teacher Tawny Lanigan brought with her a project that is quickly becoming a meaningful signature of her classroom culture.

When Ezra Reimer left a 15-year career in graphic design and branding at Red River College to become a teacher, he expected the challenge of a new profession.

For more than two decades, Joel Swaan has dedicated his career to teaching, leadership, and advocacy in education. He had great educators throughout childhood who inspired him to teach. 

Growing up on a farm Klausen learned early the values of hard work, community, and connection. With a father who farmed and a mother who taught, education felt like a natural calling.

At École Leila North Community School, learning comes to life in some rather novel ways: through chickens, bees, gardens, and […]

Marika Schalla’s career in education so far has been nothing short of remarkable. From being a leader in Indigenous education […]

Centring traditional Indigenous knowledge and science is the driving idea behind the Tipis and Telescopes event which was held in […]

Music teacher Jewel Casselman is ending her illustrious 34-year career on an ultimate high note. Casselman was recently awarded the […]