Thursday L2L Sessions
Manitoba & Saskatchewan
UPCOMING SESSIONS:
April 22, 2021Manitoba/Saskatchewan |
10:00AM MT - 11:00AM MT |
Title: Lands Panel (pending) |
Speakers: TBA |
Zoom Link: TBA |
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April 29, 2021Manitoba/Saskatchewan |
10:00AM MT - 11:00AM MT |
Title: Natural Resources Panel (pending) |
Speakers: TBA |
Zoom Link: TBA |
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Past Webinars:
April 13, 2021
Title: First Nations Organizational Transformation
This workshop will introduce participants to the concept of leading First Nation organizational transformation. This workshop explores the critical ingredients that support organization transformation starting with cultural revitalization, values-based / vision focused leadership, organizational development (including cultural revitalization, organizational learning, organizational design and supportive interventions).
Learning outcomes include:
- Understand the importance of values and vision focused leadership and the importance of culture;
- Understanding what organizational transformation is;
- Understand systems thinking and organizational development; and
- Understand the processes that support organizational transformation (e.g. visioning, forming an evolving team of transformation leaders, inspiring and empowering the team to realize the vision, creating and celebrating habits of success, action research to support systems, structural, and policy changes that support continuous improvement to realize the vision, consistent with shared values).
Download presentation file PDF
Speakers: Laara YaghuJaanas & Mark Salter
Presentation Recording:
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April 6, 2021
Title: TAED/PAED Presentation
Join us as we discuss the requirements for Cando’s Technical and Professional Aboriginal Economic Development Certification. Cando’s TAED and PAED certification recognizes the educational and professional level of experience that all candidates enrolled in the process have. This level of recognition confirms the necessary skills and knowledge to fulfill the requirements of their position more effectively, and supports their career paths in the field of Indigenous Community Economic Development and related professional areas.
Speakers: Carmelle Nepoose and Anita Boyle
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Carmelle Nepoose |
Anita Boyle |
Guest Speaker: Sydney Paul
Presentation Recording:
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