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Indigenous student from the Ntekepmx Nation smiling at the camera while pointing a piece of chalk at the chalkboard beside them.

Indigenous student standing by a chalkboard in a biology laboratory (Ntekepmx Nation)

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Three Indigenous students from the Haida and Ntekepmx Nations in front of a chalkboard in a science laboratory.

Indigenous students in front of a chalkboard in a science laboratory (Haida and Ntekepmx Nations)

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Three indigenous students from the Haida and Ntekepmx Nations in an anatomy lab. Two students are holding a skull while the third student is observing.

Indigenous students in an anatomy laboratory (Haida and Ntekepmx Nations)

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Indigenous students from the Ntekepmx Nation in a biology lab. One of the students is looking through the microscope while the other one is waiting for their turn.

Indigenous students using a microscope in a biology laboratory (Ntekepmx Nation)

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Two Indigenous students from the Metis and Ntekepmx Nations in a biology laboratory. The student on the left is taking some notes, and the student on the right is holding the microscope with one hand while talking with the other student.

Indigenous students working in a biology laboratory (Metis and Ntekepmx Nations)

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Four Indigenous students from the Haida, Metis and Ntekepmx Nations gather around a skull prop on a table in a biology. laboratory.

Indigenous students in a science/biology laboratory (Haida, Metis and Ntekepmx Nations)

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Indigenous student from the Ntekepmx Nation washing their hands in a biology laboratory.

Indigenous student washing their hands in a science laboratory (Ntekepmx Nation)

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Indigenous student with glasses from the Ntekepmx Nation writing on a chalkboard in a biology laboratory.

Indigenous student writing on a chalkboard in a biology laboratory (Ntekepmx Nation)

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Four Indigenous students from the Haida, Ntekepmx and Metis Nations tutoring peers in a biology laboratory. Two students are standing in front of a chalkboard. The other two are sitting and listening.

Indigenous students tutoring peers in a biology laboratory (Haida, Ntekepmx and Metis Nations)

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Two Indigenous students measuring liquids using Erlenmeyer flasks in a chemistry/biology laboratory.

Indigenous students using Erlenmeyer flasks in a biology/chemistry laboratory (Ntekepmx Nation)

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Indigenous student from the Ntekepmx Nation holding a microscope eyepiece while looking through it in a biology laboratory.

Indigenous student using a microscope in a biology laboratory (Ntekepmx Nation)

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Four Indigenous students from the Metis, Haida, and Ntekepmx Nations using two microscopes in a biology laboratory.

Indigenous students using microscopes in a biology laboratory (Metis, Haida, and Ntekepmx Nations)

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Three Indigenous students in front of a desk that has multiple skull props on it in a biology/anatomy laboratory.

Indigenous students in a biology/anatomy laboratory (Haida and Ntekepmx Nations)

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Indigenous students from the Haida and Ntekepmx Nations examining a heart model.

Indigenous students examining a heart model (Haida and Ntekepmx Nations)

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Indigenous student from the Ntekepmx Nation looking through a microscope in a biology laboratory. Multiple anatomy props are in the background.

Indigenous student using a microscope in a biology laboratory (Ntekepmx Nation)

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Three Indigenous students from the Haida and Ntekepmx Nations, studying a human skull in an anatomy laboratory.

Anatomy study session (Haida and Ntekepmx Nations)

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