FNPSS//Posted January 13, 2021

COVID-19 Vaccination – The Realities of Community Roll-Out (January 20, 2021)

Join FNPSS for a free webinar featuring community COVID-19 vaccination stories on Wednesday, January 20, 2021, from 11:00am to 12:00pm (PST).

As COVID-19 vaccines become available in British Columbia, remote First Nations are among the first to receive doses for their community members. Join Chief Kevin Peacey from Klahoose First Nation, Feddie Louie from Nuu-chah-nulth Tribal Council, and Mariah Charleson from Tahltan Band Council as they share stories around what has worked, what has been challenging, and what they have learned during the implementation process.

Please register to receive information on how to join the webinar.

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In collaboration with the Local Government Management Association of British Columbia and with support of the Fraser Basin Council.

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Are you a planner or administrator from the Vancouver Island and Coast region? Join us for a 2.5-day workshop designed to enhance collaboration between local governments and First Nations! Chief Ken Watts will be leading the Examples of Local Government & First Nations Partnerships in Land Use Planning session. Register before Nov. 4 to secure your spot! Bursaries available for First Nation staff. https://ow.ly/jYiL50TVUWg In collaboration with the Local Government Management Association of British Columbia and with support of the Fraser Basin Council. FNPSS and LGMA gratefully acknowledge the financial support of FortisBC. #FirstNations #LandUsePlanning
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In collaboration with the Local Government Management Association of British Columbia and with support of the Fraser Basin Council

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Are you a planner or administrator from the Vancouver Island and Coast region? Join us for a 2.5-day workshop designed to enhance collaboration between local governments and First Nations! Ron Mattiussi will be leading the Local Government Land Management session. Register before Nov. 4 to secure your spot! Bursaries available for First Nation staff. https://ow.ly/jYiL50TVUWg In collaboration with the Local Government Management Association of British Columbia and with support of the Fraser Basin Council FNPSS and LGMA gratefully acknowledge the financial support of FortisBC. #FirstNations #LandUsePlanning #ProfessionalDevelopment
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Bursaries available for First Nation staff. Register before Nov 4. ow.ly/jYiL50TVUWg

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Are you a planner or administrator from the Vancouver Island and Coast region? Join us for a 2.5-day workshop designed to enhance collaboration between local governments and First Nations! The workshop will begin with Jenelle Greenway leading the Cultivating Safe Spaces Workshop on November 12. Learn more about the Cultivating Safe Spaces Workshop: https://ow.ly/Uy6e50TVUAT Jenelle Greenway, a Two-Spirit Tahltan-Kaska writer, podcaster, and Indigenous Rights activist, will lead this session, focusing on decolonizing education and fostering collaboration between Indigenous and Settler communities. Her approach centers on creating inclusive spaces, guiding organizations in adopting reconciliatory practices, and offering tools for supporting the LandBack movement and Reconciliation. Through her work, Jenelle highlights the impact of lateral violence on creativity and performance, offering participants spiritual self-care techniques and insights into managing team dynamics. Bursaries available for First Nation staff. Register before Nov 4. https://ow.ly/jYiL50TVUWg FNPSS and LGMA gratefully acknowledge the financial support of FortisBC. #FirstNations #LandUsePlanning #ProfessionalDevelopment
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