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Congratulations to the Wikwemikong High School Robotics @team5672 for receiving the Chairman’s Award Finalist at the World Robotics Competition in Detroit, MI
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@team5672 Robotics Fundraiser!
Win a HUGE PS5 Gaming Package, Xbox Series X, or $500!
🎟️ $20 per ticket
💸 E‑transfer: [email protected]
📅 Draw: Jan 22, 2026
Cash tickets also available from Mr. Rampersad, Mr. Capin & Ms. Harley.
Chi‑miigwech for your support! 🤖💙
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In Ojibwe our word for winter is boon. Our words for Merry Christmas are Mina Niibaanamaang. Art by Nokomis & @mishiikenhkwe
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The biggest American myth is this was an empty wilderness which justified everyone coming here from wherever they came from. This map shows that America was anything but empty and many of these Native nations are still here. Im for returning as much of their lands as can be done!
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Check out this absolutely amazing Indigenous representation of Darth Vader’s helmet by an artist named Álvaro Ortiz López-Pu that I saw at an Oklahoma museum! Very skilled work!
Dbik Giizis Rings around the moon. Lunar halos. And check out the 4 directions power lines. Miigwech. #MnidooMnis #biboon
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In Ojibwe our word for warrior or soldier is ogichitaa. Our words for Remembrance Day are Zhimaaganishii Giizhigad.
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In Ojibwe our word for lacrosse is bagatoway (pronounced ba-ga-to-way). Our granddaughter lighting it up at university lacrosse.
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The symbol “=” was invented in 1557 by Robert Recorde, who was tired of writing “is equal to” repeatedly.
Crochet cell model from a student. Love the mitochondria. #Wiikwemkoong #Anishinabe #talent #CellBiology Miigwech Enjoy.
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in Ojibwe our word for boat is jiimaan. Art by @Duncanpheasant.
Miigwech for your nuanced and important work. #Ai #TechnologicalColonization 👇
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Anishinaabe Giizhigad (Anishinaabe Day) is coming up on June 6, 2025! #OneAnishinaabeFamily
Want to be a part of the event? Check your local First Nation for Anishinaabe Giizhigad celebrations!
Looking for classroom lesson plans to teach about Anishinaabe Giizhigad? Visit: anishinabek.ca/.../anishinaa…
Anishinaabe Giizhigad Information Booklet: anishinabek.ca/wp-content/up…
The history of Anishinaabe Giizhigad: youtube.com/watch?v=7mwGnf1k…





























