On the Path to Reconciliation – National Day of Truth & Reconciliation 2023
OnI have learned that real change takes time and a lot of hard work. Whether or not the next generations of Canadians are willing to do that work remains to be seen.
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We are hiring a Community Analyst! Apply by October 16, 2023
OnThe Community Analyst develops and writes funding proposals for First Nations, development corporations and non profit organizations across Canada.
Now Hiring a Policy Analyst – Apply by October 16, 2023
OnThe Policy Analyst researches, develops, and evaluates policy for First Nations clients.
Into the Fire Part 1: 10 Days in an Emergency Operations Centre
OnAdams Lake Indian Band (ALIB) in the BC Interior recently spent a harrowing week dealing with wildfires on the shores…
Essential Tips for Emergency Communication
OnRecently, some of our staff have been supporting communities on the frontlines with their challenging wildfire response. These experiences have…
Into the Fire Part 2: Experiencing the West Kelowna Wildfire
OnThis is part of 2 part series about dealing with the recent wildfires in BC. For Part 1, read Anna…
Get Your Priorities Heard in Ottawa with Strategies North
OnNow planning Fall and Spring trips to parliament. Learn about how lobbying can benefit your community.
Yukon men’s group embraces the power of building relationships
OnIn July, twenty-one men in the Yukon gathered for a week of salmon smoking, saw-horse building, and campfire-bonding. This event,…
The long and little-known history of National Indigenous Peoples Day
OnHow much do you know about the history of National Indigenous Peoples Day?
Navigating identity as a young Indigenous person
OnWhat does it mean to be a young Indigenous person navigating ‘two worlds’?