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Decolonize YQR: Decolonize the Workplace

2021-10-19 19:00:00 2021-10-19 20:30:00 America/Regina Decolonize YQR: Decolonize the Workplace Join us for the next workshop in the Decolonize YQR series. This workshop will focus on decolonizing the workplace. Presented in partnership with Reconciliation Regina. Online - Zoom 5

Tuesday, October 19
7:00pm - 8:30pm

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Join us for the next workshop in the Decolonize YQR series. This workshop will focus on decolonizing the workplace. Presented in partnership with Reconciliation Regina.

Part of Small Business Week.

Nick Crighton, the Director of Indigenous Engagement for the Saskatchewan Chamber of Commerce, will talk about how to implement an Indigenous strategy for your business and how to hire and retain Indigenous people. 

This program is conducted through Zoom. Register to receive a reminder, the evaluation and any resource materials or click the link to join.

Click the link to join: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/82552446541 

Nick Crighton is a proud Nêhiyaw man and father from the Waterhen Lake First Nation in Treaty 6 Territory in Saskatchewan. Nick’s Fiancée Viviana, his 4 beautiful children and family are his biggest supporters and they are what drive and inspire him everyday. He has spent the last 15 years growing his family, going to school and is currently the Director of Indigenous Engagement for the Saskatchewan Chamber of Commerce in Regina, SK. He is passionate about preserving Indigenous languages and culture and believes that education and sharing Indigenous history in our schools, businesses, and homes is imperative to bridging the gap between Indigenous and non-Indigenous communities so we can all connect, prosper and heal together. Additionally, Nick understands the benefits and the importance of including Indigenous People in the economy, workforce and education sectors to ensure success for everyone in our province and nation. As an advocate for Indigenous People, he also believes that it is essential to include Indigenous People in the development of strategies, programming and implementation of policy that will assist in the continued growth and development in our communities.

AGE GROUP: | Adults |

EVENT TYPE: | Special Events | Indigenous |

TAGS: | Special Event | Multicultural |

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Mon, Oct 19 10:00AM to 8:30PM
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Sun, Oct 25 10:00AM to 5:00PM

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