IN HONOUR OF JORDAN RIVER ANDERSON’S BIRTHDAY this Friday, October 22, the First Nations Child and Family Caring Society of Canada is sharing its first film, Spirit Bear and Children Make History, for free until Sunday, October 24. The film is intended for all ages.
A FIRST NATIONS PERSON WHO ORDINARILY LIVES ON A RESERVE OR CROWN LANDS should, like every British Columbian, think about making a will.
October 2021 This month’s spotlight shines on Darsey Meredith of CoRe Conflict Resolution Society.
“Mental Health Forum for Legal Professionals 2021,” originally presented on September 14, 2021. Co-hosted by the Law Society of BC and CLEBC. [264 min]
We encourage everyone to seek understanding about the experiences of Indigenous Peoples, and to recognize that historical and ongoing systemic wrongs have impacts that affect us all.
We are proud to share this recording of “Confronting Racism in the Criminal Justice System” originally presented on June 2, 2021. This course walks through where, when, and how systemic …
In these videos, CLEBC Board Member, Michelle Casavant (Government of Canada, Vancouver, BC) provides an overview of the MMIWG report and reflects on the recent discovery of 215 unmarked graves in Kamloops. BC.
THE DECOLONIZATION AND RACISM RESEARCH GUIDE, launched in May 2021 by the Xwi7xwa Library at UBC, takes its place among a rich collection of Xwi7xwa research guides.
THE TRANSITIONAL GOVERNANCE PROGRAM is offered by the Centre for First Nations Governance, which is “a non-profit organization that supports First Nations as they transition from the Indian Act to inherent right governance.
RECONCILIATION: A STARTING POINT IS A MOBILE APP for federal public servants that anyone can download for free.