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All about Reporting in Mi'kma'ki

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Reporting in Mi’kma’ki is an on-the-ground, immersive course in collaboration with Eskasoni First Nation that teaches students what it means to report Indigenous stories ethically and responsibly.

Since its first delivery in 2021, Reporting in Mi’kma’ki has been made possible through a generous gift, that continues to support the course, from Kathy Pratt LeGrow, BA’70.

Reporting in Mi'kam'ki

Course description

Reporting in Mi'kma'ki taught me more more than reporting

A student's first-hand experience

Trina Roache on Reporting in Mi'kma'ki

How the experiential learning course came together

Story wins gold at Canadian Online Publishing Awards

King's and NSCC students and faculty from the 2022 Reporting in Mi'kma'ki course win gold for Best Multicultural Story in the Academic category

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