1	Seven Generations Education Institute
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3	Seven Generations Education Institute Seven Generations Education Institute was formed in 1985 because a need was identified in the local area to increase education in the Anishinaabe communities. It was formerly known as the Rainy Lake Ojibway Education Authority with the name change occurring in July 1999.
4	Seven Generations Education Institute Mission Statement: Seven Generations Education Institute is dedicated to excellence in lifelong learning and empowerment through Anishinaabemowin,by providing community based and student centered learning opportunities for Anishinaabeg.
5	Seven Generations Education Institute Philosophy: 1.Seven Generations Education Institute honours those who have walked ahead of us, respects those who walk with us and considers those yet to come 2. Blends culture, tradition, information and technology 3. Take into account the effects of our decisions and actions on the next seven generations
6	Community Relationships It is the ten First Nations in the Rainy Lake Tribal Area which governs Seven Generations Education Institute through the Board of Directors. There is a continued desire to maintain traditional cultural status and interaction with the communities.
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8	Organization Chart
9	Educational Support Services
10	Secondary & Vocational Education
11	Post Secondary Education
12	Post Secondary Student Support Program
13	Office Administration
14	Chief Executive Officer & Anishinaabemowin Language Team
15	Board of Directors
16	Community
17	Educational Support Services
18	Educational Support Services Diane Adams, Education Assistant, reads to an elementary class
19	Educational Support Services
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21	Secondary & Vocational Education
22	Secondary & Vocational Education
23	Secondary & Vocational Education
24	Secondary & Vocational Education
25	Secondary & Vocational Education
26	Secondary School Community Sites Nanicost Classrooms *Main Campus Couchiching First Nation Stanjikoming First Nation Seine River First Nation Nicickousemenecaning First Nation Rainy River First Nation Naicatchewenin First Nation
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28	Post Secondary Education Partnerships with Colleges and Universities to give local access to quality education programs that blend Anishinaabe content with quality education programs
29	Post Secondary Programs Offered Aboriginal Teacher Education Degree/Diploma Honours Bachelor of Social Work Degree Bachelor of Arts Degree/Credits Personal Support Worker Certificate Native Counsellor Certificate Computer Systems Technician Diploma Computer Support Analyst Certificate Apprenticeship Training Initiatives
30	Seven Generations Education Institute Unique Programs Renewable Energy Program Aboriginal Cultural Interpretation Program Master’s of Indigenous Knowledge and Philosophy
31	Post Secondary Campuses Main Campus, Nanicost Complex Manitou Rapids Campus Wauzhushk Onigum First Nation
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33	Post Secondary Student Support Services
34	Graduation Ceremonies
35	Post Secondary Student Support Program
36	Office Administration
37	Administration
38	Staff Retreat
39	Chief Executive Officer & Anishinaabemowin Language Team
40	Anishinaabemowin Language Team
41	Anishinaabemowin Language Team
42	Board of Directors
43	Community
44	Annual Community Events
45	Fall Harvest
46	Career Symposium
47	Quest for Knowledge
48	Birch Bark Crafts
49	Graduation Ceremonies
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51	Summer Science Camps
52	National Aboriginal Solidarity Day
53	Past Initiatives Survivor Camp Arts Festival
54	Current Initiatives Ojibwemowin Teacher Trainee Apprenticeship Program Education Assistant Apprenticeship Program Northern Aboriginal Education Circle Member of the Aboriginal Institutes Consortium
55	Future Initiatives Renewable Energy National Program
56	Locations: Main Campus, 2^nd Floor of Nanicost Complex Thunder Bay Office, 409 George Street
57	Contact Information:
58	Mailing Address P.O. Box 297 1455 Idylwild Drive Fort Frances, ON P9A 3M6
59	Miigwech