Wawatay News, April/May, 2008.
"Having spent a couple hours each day constructing a bird sculpture over a period of four days, Grade 9 students at Simeon McKay Memorial School in Kasabonika watch in anticipation as flames quickly engulf the creation. Inside the structure are confidential messages written by the students."

The Guelph Mercury, April 12, 2008.
"Paisley Road Public School students were immersed in traditional Woodlands art this week, as a leading aboriginal artist shared his wisdom, vision and craft with Grade 4, 5 and 6 classes."

Thunder Bay Chronicle Journal, November 9, 2007.
"Ogden adaptation of legend part of teaching tool .... How Bear Heart Woman Brought Truth Back to the People....Ogden School....Community Arts and Heritage Education Project's..... guided by artist Moses Beaver.... American writer Tamarack Song's legends.... one of 23 legends, illustrated by Moses Beaver, book to be released in 2008..."

The Leader, Eganville, Ontario, November 7, 2007.
"October 2007, workshop with Aboriginal Artist Moses Beaver, funding by the Ontario Arts Councils Artists in Education Projects Fund..."

The Kenora Daily Miner and News, February 8, 2007.
"Artist in residence encouraging creativity .... Beaver said that expressing creativity helps young people learn about themselves and may even help them work through some challenges...funded by the Ontario Art Councils Aboriginal Arts in Education..."

The Daily Observer, Tuesday, January 30, 2007.
"Aboriginal Artist Finds Willing Pupils....Students learn about the river of life..."

The Northern Sun Star, Wednesday, November 1, 2006.
"Northern Eagle Welcomes Aboriginal Artist"...local students get a glimpse first hand of traditional Aboriginal storytelling thanks to Thunder Bay-based artist Moses Beaver...painting Tamarack Song's Two Hungry Bears Legend...Firesculpture and more..."

Northern Sun News, November 1, 2006.
"Northern Eagle Welcomes Aboriginal Artist ...The students will also be painting to Tamarack Song's Two Hungry Bear Legend, which spins a tale of choices....murals become part of the schools permanent feature...."

The Kingston Heritage, Tuesday, June 27, 2006.
"Aboriginal artist shares lessons and legends with Kingston students"....Grade 7 and 8 students at Module de l'Acadie put the finishing touches on a mural on the schools walls....introducing students to Native culture and art work...."

The Daily Observer, Thursday, October 20, 2005 "Local Students Immersed in Aboriginal Culture"
" ...When Pat Beggan, a Grade 8 teacher at Bishop Smith taught in Northern Ontario, he met artist Moses Beaver and first became aware of the Ontario Art Council's Artist In Eductaion grants... expression through mask making; sharing of culture ..."

The NEWS, Pembroke, Ontario,Tuesday, November 1, 2005 "Local students immersed in aboriginal culture; students inspire artist"
"...Funded by the Ontario Art Councils Artists in Education fund, grade 8 students at Bishop Smith School in Pembroke put on a production "The Gift from the Great Manitou", using props they built and masks that were created with Aboriginal Artist Moses Amik Beaver... with the assistance of Patrick Beggan and other teachers...

Kanata Kourier-Standard, October 28, 2005 "First Nations-style murals to brighten school's hallways"
"... Jack Donohue Public Schools Grade 6 students painted more than 20 murals based on aboriginal legends by Moses Amik Beaver, visiting Aboriginal Artist... Grade 3 students made totem poles by piecing together pictures telling a story from the top to the bottom and presenting the stories to the class ... "

Niagara Community Newspaper, April 8, 2005, "Sharing Aboriginal Culture With Students"
"... Canadian aboriginal artist Moses Beaver has been sharing his artistic talents and personal expeeriences with students at the school....Ontario Arts Council Arts in Education... "

The Hamilton Spectator, Tuesday April 12, 2005, "Native Artist Brings 'Woodlands' to the Classrooom"
"... Self-taught aboriginal artist Moses Amik Beaver...hustles from one student to the next in the classroom, encouraging them to use their imaginations as they create colourful native-style masks...helps Grade 6 student put final touches on a mask she made in class at Our Lady of Fatima... "

Niagara This Week, Friday, April 15, 2005, "Stories of Native Culture Inspire Mask-Making Workshop"
"... Children at Our Lady of Fatima are learning about Northern Native art and culture without even stepping foot outside the classroom....shouts of "hello Mr. Beaver" echoed as he passed a classroom... "

Anishinabek News March 2005, "Masinaigan/Books, First Nation Library Week Spreads the Word"
"... Artist Moses Amik Beaver telling stories with pictures ..."

Chronicle Journal, February 18 , 2005, "Killers and Kindred Spirits", "The Spirit of Painting"
"... Diana Thorneycroft in Martyrs Murder; Marshall Heaton in Church vs. State; Moses Amik Beaver in the Spirit of Passage... opening reception February 11, 2005 ..."

Chronicle Journal, February 10 , 2005, "Gallery Has Hot Art in a Cold Month"
"... three new exhibitions Definately Superior Art Gallery Thunder Bay, Diana Thorneycroft; Marshall Heaton; Moses Amik Beaver ..."

Chronicle Journal, February 2005, "Proud Aboriginal Past Celebrated"
"... First Nations Public Library Week, Thunder Bay Waverely Resource Library, celebrations with artist Moses Amik Beaver ..."

Sagatay, Wasaya Airways LP Inflight Magazine, December 2004 / January 2005
"... Dennis Franklin Cromarty High School students...Moses Amik Beaver....Thunder Bay Art Show... "

Anishinabek News, November 2004
" ...Aboriginal artists dance through time...Barrie...by Rachel McKenzie...Art Exhibition featuring indigenous artists and artisans of the Great Lakes Region....launch December 10, 2004 downtown Barrie at historic MacLaren Art Centre....Work of 30 artists showcased, including Bruno Henry, Gary Miller, Maxine Noel, Leland Bell, Moses Beaver and Robert Houle... "