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It was really interesting to participate and learn more about global work of GWP, check below if you would like to know more

Another important opportunity facing Katzie, Kwantlen, and Semiahmoo First Nations - they have united to advocate for k’ʷeq’ənəq (300 acres of surplus crown land) to be returned to the three land based Nations. Learn more here - https://lnkd.in/gvb2Vt-5 Here is what they are asking for - ‘Together, we are asking the government to adhere to its own legislation and return k’ʷeq’ənəq to the Nations to: - Implement the Reconciliation calls-to-action to address historical injustices. - Meaningfully and respectfully engage with the Nations towards long-term economic development. - Support our collective goals of sustainable self-government. Returning k’ʷeq’ənəq to the Nations would demonstrate the government’s sincere commitment to reconciliation and implementing the UN Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples in Canada.’ Support their efforts by learning about their advocacy, and then sharing their website, and related stories so others can also learn, and support their efforts.

Over the past four years of IPSS events, it has been a tradition to have an artist from Drawing Change visually represent key takeaways from the panels at our conferences. This particular graphic highlights the key takeaways from the panel Redefining Collaborative Development in Treaty 8 Territory, sponsored by Ovintiv. Here’s what we took away from the discussion: 1️⃣ The health of the land is intricately linked to the health of the people of the land. 2️⃣ There is great value in creating opportunities in local communities. 3️⃣ Indigenous people are proud of their land and want to be involved in everything that affects it. 4️⃣ Reinforcing the importance of open communication, it’s clear that transparency, trust, and honesty are foundational in building long-term relationships. 5️⃣ And, remember, as a friendly piece of advice - never show up without lunch! #economicreconciliation #undrip #IndigenousCanada

The 2023 Amani Africa annual activity report presents highlights of the breadth and depth of our performance during the year. Please read the report to learn more about our work and how it matters. 👉 https://lnkd.in/eyRn6iWT https://lnkd.in/eA3p2h86

Beyond a Conference: AMLD Africa as a Catalyst for Change https://lnkd.in/efMKhEP3

Are you committed to Indigenous economic reconciliation? If so, do not hestitate to pick up one of these plaques on the IPSS website. It will recognize you as someone changing the future of business in Canada for the better. They can be purchased for yourself, or for your organization. Supplies are limited so do not wait! https://lnkd.in/g8W-rPV5 #reconciliation #bcbusiness

Our mandate Intercommunity for African Development Initiative is transforming African

From the Indigenous Resource Network: Indigenous engagement in the resource sector aims to foster opportunities with shared values. We should encourage more Indigenous participation in resource development.

Today, we shine a spotlight on The Indigenous Manufacturing & Contracting Network (IMCN), who is recognized as a distinguished recipient on the 2023 Indigenomics #10TOWATCH List. “IMCN amplifies voices that often go unheard, giving them the platform to express their needs and views.” Nick Crighton, Executive Director, IMCN. IMCN functions as a dynamic network connecting Indigenous-owned contracting and manufacturing businesses, fostering the creation of new partnerships and prospects. The network equips Indigenous individuals, particularly youth, with the necessary tools and guidance to navigate successful careers in these industries through specialized training programs. As the pioneering Indigenous-led and -owned membership network in its field, IMCN envisions a flourishing future for Indigenous businesses. Its core mission revolves around amplifying Indigenous voices, strengthening their ventures, and paving the way for Indigenous participation in the expanding regional, national, and global Indigenous economy. Learn more at: https://lnkd.in/gxZYuJti #Indigenomicsinaction #Indigenousbusinesses #Indigenousprosperity #IndigenousLeaders #Economicreconciliation #Indigenouseconomy #100billiondollarIndigenouseconomy

Another first-ever from us. EGIGFA to the world. I produced and edited the whole video. My first trial on video editing. Please share with me your opinion on how I can improve on my video editing skills. #videoediting #video #softskills #EGIGFA #GhanaSIG