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WHY IT MATTERS

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.

With less than six years remaining to meet the goals of the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development, localisation is more crucial than ever! Local and regional governments are now being recognised as key partners in aligning global goals, national resources, and local implementation to create a seamless path to success. To dive deeper into how we can accelerate these efforts and make a lasting impact at the grassroots level, watch Loise share more insights in the video. #UNGA79 #LocalisationforSDGs

Check out this week's “Social Justice in the Parsha” as I discuss Parshat Pekudei: On Building the World Together.

Tangaroa Connections Collective: An International Indigenous Voice As a leading Indigenous business, Tangaroa Connections Collective advocates for the well-being of our whānau. Recent legislative changes have exposed critical gaps in support systems, affecting vulnerable communities. Now is the time for action. We call on global Indigenous leaders and businesses to unite with us in addressing these challenges and advancing the health and stability of our whānau. Together, we can make a meaningful difference.

Indigenous engagement for your proposed project is so much more than getting to yes. 4 Phases of #IndigenousEngagement https://hubs.la/Q02x0Hkf0

There has been decades of stakeholder, iwi-hapū and community concern, engagement and action to restore the mauri of the Kaimai Mamaku. We acknowledge that history as providing the symbolic mauri stone for our mission. Read more here: https://lnkd.in/gemHU4wX

What if I told you that you already KNOW the rules for effective and respectful Indigenous engagement? Not because you learned them specifically but because you use them in a totally different area. Those conversations apply HERE so ... let's talk about it! https://lnkd.in/grfJuCMH #ReconciliationWorksCanada #Reconciliation #Canada #Indigenous #Indigenous #Anishinaabe #Anishinaabe #ojibwe #ojibwe #indigenousreconciliation #indigenousCanada #indigenouspeopleofCanada #indigenoustruthandreconciliation #Canadianreconciliation #indigenouscultureCanada #Indigenousculture #indigenousworldviews #indigenousworldviewvswesternworldview #Reconciliation #recruitment #retention #HR #healing #history #CanadianHistory #allyship #Canadian #Anishinaabe #IndigenousPeoples #Indigenousrecruitment #Indigenousretention #Indigenousengagement #unpacking #decolonizing #decolonization #assimilation #icreatesafespace #indigenousCanada #change #growth #Indigenoussuccess #Indigenousempowerment #recruitment #retention #allyship  

NIPD - Today is National Indigenous Peoples Day, a time to celebrate the presence and resilience of our people. Over the past decade there has been significant movement towards reconciliation. Collaboration has been identified as one vehicle to get us moving towards greater alignment of laws, values and priorities. It has been said that collaboration is our new mission statement. By design, the Crown has a significant challenge sharing power with Nations. An observation of mine is that it is easier to collaborate on process matters than it is to collaborate on strategic matters. Some may measure success by the amount of meetings held (process) versus measuring success by measuring the number of policies and laws that have changed as a result of working together (substance). In the spirit of “what gets measured gets done”, what metrics would you use to measure whether a provincial government and a collective group of FN’s are indeed making collaborative progress consistent with the promises contained within the UN Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples? Thank you for your feedback, enjoy this special day! #measuringprogress

Are you preparing for the UN High Level Political Forum on Sustainable Development - scheduled for July 2024? Please take a moment to review this critically relevant IFSW policy: The Role of Social Workers in Advancing a New Eco-Social World. https://lnkd.in/esGCaJqF And thank you colleague for bringing this to the attention of the United Nations: " IFSW adopted the policy paper "The Role of Social Workers in Advancing a New Eco-Social World" which calls for extending the existing UN Human Rights Declaration to a Holistic Rights Framework to encompass social human rights, cultural rights, ecosystem rights, and the broader rights of nature to ensure that the global crises of climate change, pandemics, and conflict are addressed and that a new eco-social world can flourish."