First Nations SchoolNet News

November 23, 2009 Update on First Nations SchoolNet   YEAR 1 ISSUE 4  
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TEKKRU Media Youth Biographies
Ideas & Initiatives
TEKKRU Media
The Launch of an Aboriginal Youth Media Group
www.tekkru.wordpress.com

The SchoolNet youth program has expanded to include an Aboriginal youth media group called TEKKRU Media. Their focus is on using new media to reach First Nations youth around BC in an effort to increase youth participation and dialogue in politics, education, culture and technology.  If you have questions about this group or would like to invite us to attend your event please email tekkru@fnesc.ca or call Denise Williams, Youth Coordinator at 604-925-6087
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Issue 3 - First Nations Education Initiatives, Using the e-Library, BCeSIS News! Meet the Aboriginal Youth Media Team
May 15, 2008
Vol. 1 Issue 3
Issue 2 - Year End FN SchoolNet Resources Available!
March 4, 2008
Vol. 1 Issue 2
Issue 1 - The Launch of First Nations SchoolNet News
December 14, 2007
Vol. 1 Issue 1

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