As one of only a handful of Indigenous students in her school, J’Vin Bull’s days were lonely, stressful and marred by bullies who mocked her culture. One summer, J’Vin found the strength and pride she needed to stand tall. The University of Alberta Faculty of Education’s Young Indigenous Women’s Circle of Leadership is a direct response to the Truth and Reconciliation Commission of Canada calls to action.
Give to the Young Indigenous Women’s Circle of Leadership:
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