Strengthening Indigenous Community Engagement: Pathways to Reconciliation
Support an inclusive vision that fosters trust, promotes reconciliation, strengthens relationships, and enhances collaboration within Atlantic Canada's Indigenous Communities.
This important learning event is a joint effort between several Federal departments and offers a unique opportunity to raise awareness of Indigenous history, rights, opportunities and challenges. Hear from Indigenous community leaders including Senator Daniel Christmas on topics that promote reconciliation and a brighter future for the next generation. In December 2016, Dan Christmas was appointed as the first Mi'kmaw senator of the Canadian Senate.
Sponsored by the Atlantic Inter-departmental Diversity Community of Practice and its member departments - in partnership with the Canada School of Public Service and the Atlantic Federal Council.
Event information
The following workshops will be available by webcast:
This event is designed for all public servant groups and levels.
Halifax
March 13, 2019 | 8:00 am to 4:00 pm (AST)
English with interpretation in French on-site
Pier 21 - Kenneth C. Rowe Hall, Halifax, Nova Scotia
Information:
Atlantic Region
csps.infoatl.efpc@canada.ca
Perspectives from Indigenous Youth
Join us as youth from the indigenous community share their perspectives on Canada's role in engaging and empowering Indigenous youth. Senator Dan Christmas will close the discussion with a keynote address.
Webcast
March 13, 2019 | 10:30 am to 12:00 pm (AST)
English with interpretation in French
Information:
Atlantic Region
csps.infoatl.efpc@canada.ca
Reconciliation and Beyond – Fostering Relationships for the Future
How do we best support increased Indigenous participation in the Canadian and global economies? Join us as a moderated panel of experts exchange best practices including social procurement, engaging youth in recruitment and skill development.
Webcast
March 13, 2019 | 2:30 pm to 4:00 pm (AST)
English with interpretation in French
Information:
Atlantic Region
csps.infoatl.efpc@canada.ca
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