The Government of Canada has committed to renewing relationships with Indigenous Peoples based on the recognition of rights, respect, cooperation and partnerships. This includes a distinctions-based approach when co‑developing policies, programs and legislation with and for Indigenous Peoples. But what does co‑development look like in this context? How do we ensure that we are working with the appropriate Indigenous groups? How do we ensure that Cabinet confidence is still maintained all the while guaranteeing that Indigenous voices and worldviews are taken into account? Join us for a discussion where we will reflect on some examples of co-development and examine lessons learned.
Nathalie Gagnon, Associate Director, Departmental Support and Research, Indigenous Learning
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