Understanding how to cultivate Indigenous relationships
Understanding business reasons for work with Indigenous Peoples
How to begin to consult with Indigenous Peoples
Fear of saying or doing the wrong thing
How to manage risk when cultivating Indigenous relationships
Those new to & those experienced in Indigenous relations
Federal, provincial, regional, municipal government staff
Consultants, policymakers, human resources
Senior executives, managers and board members
Retail, not for profit, media, hospitality, tourism, transportation
Lawyers, justice, police, health care practitioners, educators
This course is BC Law Society Continuing Ed certified.
Online courses with testing qualifies as an eligible activity for CPD purposes.
In addition, effective January 1, 2019, watching recordings of a previous course (which previously would have been claimable for credit only if it was watched with another lawyer) is an accepted mode of study.
B. T.•ATCO Group of Companies
Your Commitment+Our Training=Informed Indigenous Relations
亚博极速快三
2401 Mount Newton Cross Road
Saanichton, BC V8M 1T8
The traditional territory of the Tsawout First Nation