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Jaime A. Pinkham's picture

Storytelling a common thread of connection

Winter is the time for storytelling. And in the past few months I’ve had two opportunities to participate as both a storyteller and receiver—one in a Harvard classroom and the other among the newly elected tribal leaders of the 23 Native nations the Foundation serves. ... more

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Carolyn DeLorme's picture

Valley Partnership institutions graduate their first NExT teacher candidates

(The Valley Partnership institutions— Minnesota State University Moorhead, North Dakota State University in Fargo and Valley City State University—received a Network for Excellence in Teaching (NExT) grant from the Bush Foundation in 2010 to begin reforming the way teacher education candidates are recruited, prepared, placed and supported to become effective education professionals.)  ... more

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Anne Hornickel Yuska's picture

Bush Fellow learns what it takes to lead network initiative

Many careers of the future will concentrate in or build upon knowledge in science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM). Our education system does not by itself possess the full resources and expertise needed for students to acquire the passion, knowledge and mentoring necessary to establish these careers. ... more

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Patrick Moore's picture

Rebuilding engagement through small steps: The Dakota War remembered

The Bush Foundation and the Meadowlark Institute partnered to offer small grants for communities, organizations and institutions to engage people in conversations around an issue, opportunity or project that is important to them or their communities. ... more

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Tarabi Jama's picture

Facing the challenges of integration: A Somali perspective

Minnesota’s Somali community is one of the latest waves of immigrants who have arrived in the state. In the 15 years since a majority of the Somali population arrived here, these ambitious and hardworking people have embraced education and entrepreneurship, and have rejuvenated old and neglected commercial buildings in the Twin Cities and other neighborhoods. They now manage over 600 businesses (convenience stores, coffee shops, gas stations, daycares, insurance offices, strip malls, charter schools, etc.). Even with all of these accomplishments, some Somali feel disconnected from the society in which they live. ... more

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