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 Featured VideoIndigenous Learning Company's CEO Randy Morse responds to the British Columbia's Aboriginal Education Enhancement Agreements. Read MoreFeatured Articles
ILC Creates a Stir in Seattle The Indigenous Learning Company (ILC), along with their partners and owners of ILC-Washington, the Kalispel Tribe of Indians, recently attended the National Indian Education Association’s 39th annual convention in Seattle, Washington and what a convention it was for the online educational publishing company. Read More 
ILC's African Initiative UnderwayAfter 18 months of numerous 20 hour-plus plane flights, conferences, workshops, school visits, meetings with government and educational leaders, and endless emails back and forth from North America to Africa – and vice versa – ILC is finally poised to launch the African leg of its long-awaited Global Indigenous Learning Network initiative. Read More 
ILC to Participates in Building IK Management Chapters in AfricaThe Indigenous Learning Company has just wrapped up two days of intensive meetings in Midrand, South Africa, at an event hosted by the Development Bank of Southern Africa (DBSA). Represented by ILC CEO Randy Morse, the workshop focused on establishing Indigenous Knowledge Management centers in Africa, as well as how these centers could be linked to -- and with -- international colleagues. Read More 
ILC to Participate in Building an International IKS Academy in TanzaniaIndigenous knowledge and innovation systems play a huge role in sustainable community livelihood and development. Read More 
Cheap Laptops Part of the Solution?ILC has always maintained that to truly revolutionize indigenous education in the 21st century, three things (in addition to political will, a bit of money, and some luck) are required: content, connectivity and computers. Read More 
New Partnership Launched in British ColumbiaILC has agreed to an exciting project intended to transform superb curriculum-based course outlines developed by Nelson’s International School of the Kootenays (“ISK”). Read More 
A New Generation of Learning Materials for AlbertaWorking closely with our Paul First Nation partners, we’ve created the first in a large series of web-based learning programs for Alberta elementary students. Read More Achives
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