Webinar

Looking Back, Moving Forward: Taking Action Towards Reconciliation

At the intersection of Canada’s history and future, this webinar will examine the lasting impact of residential schools and misguided inequitable legislations while emphasizing the importance of moving forward towards reconciliation.

Overview

Course Info

Overview

Course Info

Expert: Brad Spence
Indigenous and Community Relations Specialist

Brad Spence is a proud member of the Saddle Lake First Nation and is proud to be a Traditional Knowledge Keeper for his community. Brad has over 18 years of experience working in Stakeholder and Indigenous relations in the oil and gas and not-for-profit sectors. Brad joined the ECO Canada team in 2019 as the indigenous and community relations specialist where he is currently working to support ECO Canada building relationships with Indigenous Peoples (Businesses, Communities, and Governments) across Canada.

Begins September 30, 2021 at 11 AM (MST)

Topics will include:

An overview of Canada’s Indigenous history, including residential schools, the child welfare system, inequitable legislation, and epistemicide
The definition of reconciliation, why it is important, and how we can take action
The Truth and Reconciliation Commission’s mission and calls to action
Reconciliation in the workplace

For additional information on where you can learn about Indigenous history and what you can do in your own life and the lives of others to be an ally to your Indigenous friends and family, see below.

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Regular Price:

Free

Course Length:

1 Hour

Career Stage:

All Career Stages

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