“I am honoured to have the opportunity to join youth and peoples from around the world to discuss and explore Indigenous human rights as part of ONWA’s Youth Council. I look forward to sharing the work that ONWA is doing to empower Indigenous women.” - Madison Wigwas, Youth Director, ONWA Board of Directors Keep up to date with ONWA’s UN #EMRIP17 journey at: https://lnkd.in/gfziqppD
About us
Incorporated in 2005, NationTalk is Canada’s premier native newswire and employment service that offers Indigenous focused news, press releases, employment, event and tender listings, advertising and original content. Since its inception, NationTalk has distributed over 200,000 Indigenous-centric media releases and opportunities and provided over $300,000 in communication and media services to small not-for-profit organizations and Indigenous small business owners across the country. NationTalk connects with approximately 570 Indigenous communities, 700 media outlets and 15,000 Indigenous/industry leaders from across Canada through its Morning Brief, an informative Indigenous focused newsletter sent out daily to all subscribers of NationTalk.ca. Today, NationTalk is considered the world’s first hyper-local network for all Indigenous communities and government organizations.
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http://www.nationtalk.ca
External link for NationTalk
- Industry
- Advertising Services
- Company size
- 2-10 employees
- Headquarters
- Toronto, Ontario
- Type
- Privately Held
- Founded
- 2005
- Specialties
- Marketing and Communications, Public Relations, Branding, Media Distribution, Employment Services, and Newswire
Locations
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Primary
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250 Merton St
403
Toronto, Ontario M4S 1B1, CA
Employees at NationTalk
Updates
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"The 68th Session of the Commission on the Status of Women is a critical space to amplify Indigenous women’s voices on key areas affecting our safety, empowerment, leadership and right to decision making. The legacy of systemic racism and gender inequities imbedded within institutions must be challenged and eradicated so Indigenous women in Canada and beyond are heard, valued and included in systems re-design." - Tina Bobinski, Senior Director Community Development, ONWA. Follow along with ONWA at the UN CSW68: https://lnkd.in/duJB9K7G #UNCSW68 #CSW68 #IndigenousLeadership
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