Gabriel Dumont Institute

Securing Metis culture's dynamic success and growth and conducting research and acquiring, preserving, and sharing materials that demonstrate the Metis cultural experience and history to the world. Through the creation of Metis-specific education programs and services, GDI actively develops and delivers educational programs and initiatives, always open to the potential for partnerships. Governance The institute is governed by a board of governors composed of 12 individuals. These board members are appointed by the MN-S president. The board chair is the MN-S Minister of Education, while individual MN-S regions select a board member from each of the 12 MN-S regions. Metis Works partners with GDI Metis Works partners with Gabriel Dumont Institute employees, students, and clients. These connections facilitate collaboration, shared opportunities, and lifelong learning. From learning through pathways to internships and employment placements, our partners work with us to support clients on their journey. By working with partners, GDI can provide more services, opportunities, and resources for Metis clients, such as GDI scholarships, training, and information sharing. Introduction to Gabriel Dumont Institute Gabriel Dumont Institute of Native Studies and Applied Research was established in 1980. It fulfills a vitally important cultural and educational role in Saskatchewan by asserting Metis cultural languages, histories, traditions, and aspirations in a learning institute. MN-S owns GDI as its official education and training institution (Gabriel Dumont Institute About Us). GDIсть's Research and Materials Collection

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