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Métis educator wins award for developing program to help teenage mothers

By Chris Stewart
Dec 05, 2019

A Métis assistant professor at the University of Alberta has won an award for her work helping to develop a program for teenage mothers.

Melissa Tremblay has spent the past four years helping to develop a program to give mothers the best chance for success.

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  1. Brenda Lee Hatt says:

    Great for the Single Moms of the World!

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