Centre for Aboriginal and Rural Education Studies (CARES)
Working with CARES has been both educational and life-changing. I learned many life lessons from knowledgeable scholars, community members, Elders, and most importantly, Indigenous youth whom I was blessed to meet and work with over the years. I grew as a researcher, writer, and collaborator, and continue to use the skills I’ve gained in my day-to-day work.
— Erin Paupanekis
At the heart of all we do at CARES are rural and Indigenous students.
Working with BU CARES and the professionals who guided me has been memorable and enhancing. I learnt the reality of research and the background work necessary for successful research. The skills gained here will be used in current studies as well as future endeavours.
– Alexia Josette Walters
Working with BU CARES has been an avenue of inspiration to focus on research. This opportunity will be remembered as one that offered me a scope of practice, exploration and collaboration with qualified professionals and the community at large. The experience has been a stepping stone for me to grow academically and professionally. I look forward to another engaging phase of goal setting, mobilization, analysis and feedback.
– Natasha Emmy Ofwono
We further the well-being of rural and Indigenous students by facilitating and promoting community engaged, action focused education research projects. Learn more about us.
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Ten minutes since finding out they’re moving to online schooling and my wife is about to run to the dollar store and pick up 20 little pots so her class can still plant their seeds and do their Plant Growth science unit at home. Teachers are something special.
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