Staff Report / Vancouverlocal.org

Clark College in Vancouver, Washington, recently hosted its annual POWWOW, titled "Educating for the Seventh Generation." The event celebrated Indigenous cultures and took place in the Gaiser Student Center.

During the POWWOW, three recipients of the Dreamcatcher Scholarship were announced. This scholarship is designed to support Clark College students who identify as Native American Indian, Alaska Native, Hawaiian Native, or indigenous to the Americas.

For more details about the event, visit the Clark College news website.

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