The First Nations Technology Council in partnership with Jacqueline Jennings of Fireweed Fellowship is hosting a circle talk – Pandemic Pivots: Entrepreneurship during COIVD-19. With honoured entrepreneurs Joella Hogan, Lynn-Marie…
Since 2020, the latest findings surrounding COVID-19 have been shaping public policy and associated public communication with unprecedented speed. Scientific evidence has been informing decision making in real time across…
Certified Contract Administrators guarantee fairness and consistency when overseeing an infrastructure project, benefiting owners, clients and the public. They are an integral part of every MMCD infrastructure project, and our…
This workshop will introduce you to effective approaches to community engagement, both online and in person. Join Cara Basil and Trish Porter from Secwepemc Nation, as they share tips and…
Attend the Media Writing webinar and explore best practices for generating content for a variety of local government communication channels including website, social media, news releases, and blog posts. Participants…
What are indicators and why do they matter? Join Gwen Phillips (Ktunaxa Nation) and the First Nations Health Authority (FNHA) as they discuss how to determine what wellness means for…
Join Cara Basil (Secwepemc Nation) and Jessie Hemphill (Gwa'sala-Nakwaxda'xw Nations) as they review planning basics and discuss the importance of determining what wellness means for your community, starting where you…
Don’t miss out on the benefits and credits to which you may be entitled. Some of the benefits and credits to which you may be eligible for are the Canada…
Don’t miss out on the benefits and credits to which you may be entitled. Some of the benefits and credits to which you may be eligible for are the Canada…
Do you still have questions about the First Nations Well Being Fund? So have others!
Click the photo to read 3 of the most frequently asked questions about the fund- and then visit our website at https://t.co/K4GsxZOMHX to learn more and apply. #ApplyNow #FNPSS #BCFirstNations
#Reminder: don't forget to register for our upcoming #WebinarWednesdays event "The Power of Our Data"
Date: Wednesday, April 14th, 2021
Time: 10:30am - 12:00pm PST
Cost: Free
Click here to register: https://t.co/UzOzT51dMb
#FNPSS #JoinUs #RegisterNow #BCFirstNations
#JoinUs for our upcoming event "The Power of our Data"
Date: Wednesday, April 14th, 2021
Time: 10:30am - 12:00pm PST
Cost: Free
A webinar on the power of data and the ways in which the stories we tell can open doors to new ways of seeing.
#RegisterNow: https://t.co/qbqscQQcMB
It’s your weekly reminder- don’t miss out on applying for the 2021 First Nations Well Being Fund! Have questions? Visit our website https://t.co/K4GsxZOMHX for Q&A’s, or DM us!
#FAQs #Funding #ApplyNow #FNPSS #BCFirstNations
#JoinUs for our upcoming event "The Power of our Data"
Date: Wednesday, April 14th, 2021
Time: 10:30am - 12:00pm PST
Cost: Free
A webinar on the power of data and the ways in which the stories we tell can open doors to new ways of seeing.
#RegisterNow: https://t.co/qbqscQQcMB
Interested in applying for the 2021 First Nations Well Being Fund? Read more information on eligibility and how to apply on our website: https://t.co/K4Gsy06nzv
#ApplyNow #ReachOut #FundingAvailable #BCFirstNations
#Announcement: Applications are now open for the 2021 First Nations Well Being Fund!
Apply by May 30, 2021 at 11:00pm.
For information on funding streams, eligibility, and to apply, please visit our online application portal: https://t.co/K4GsxZOMHX #ApplyNow #FNPSS #Funding
Do you have questions about the First Nations Well Being Fund that #FNPSS is administering? So have others!
Here are the three most frequently asked questions about the fund, and their answers, to help make your application process that much easier.
For more information on the fund, and to apply, visit our website at fnps.ca/community-projects/wellbeingfund. The deadline to apply is May 30, 2021.
#fnpss
#ApplyNow
#fundingavailable
Reminder: don't miss out on our upcoming Webinar Wednesday event: The Power of Our Data
Date: Wednesday, April 14th, 2021
Time: 10:30am - 12:00pm PST
Cost: Free
Description:
Numbers and statistics are used all the time to tell us things about our communities and how we compare. How can we take charge of all of this information to tell the stories we want to tell about our people? Join us for a webinar on the power of data and the ways in which the stories we tell can open doors to new ways of seeing.
Join Byron Flekke (St'at'imc) from Statistics Canada as he shares stories on the power of data and how it can be accessed by all First Nations across Canada, Len Garis (National Indigenous Fire Safety Council), and Robert Harding (University of the Fraser Valley) as they share their experiences with accessing data to tell stories in their own workplaces.
Register now by clicking this link: bit.ly/39P2PPl
#WebinarWednesdays
#fnpss
#bcfirstnations
#joinus
#virtualevent
#zoomRegister now for our upcoming webinar: The Power of our Data
Date: Wednesday, April 14th, 2021
Time: 10:30am - 12:00pm PST
Cost: Free
Description:
Numbers and statistics are used all the time to tell us things about our communities and how we compare. How can we take charge of all of this information to tell the stories we want to tell about our people? Join us for a webinar on the power of data and the ways in which the stories we tell can open doors to new ways of seeing.
Join Byron Flekke (St'at'imc) from Statistics Canada as he shares stories on the power of data and how it can be accessed by all First Nations across Canada, Len Garis (National Indigenous Fire Safety Council), and Robert Harding (University of the Fraser Valley) as they share their experiences with accessing data to tell stories in their own workplaces.
Register now by clicking this link: bit.ly/39P2PPl
#WebinarWednesdays
#FNPSS
#BCFirstNations
#JoinUs
#VirtualEvent
#Zoom
It’s your weekly reminder- don’t miss out on applying for the 2021 First Nations Well Being Fund! Deadline to apply is May 30, 2021 at 11:00pm.
There are two streams of project funding available: Stream 1: Community Projects and Stream 2: Planning Projects.
Have questions? Visit our website fnps.ca/community-projects/wellbeingfund for Q&A’s, or DM us.
#BCFirstNations
#FNPSS
#Funding
#FirstNations
#ApplyNow
#ReachOut
Register now for our upcoming webinar: The Power of our Data
Date: Wednesday, April 14th, 2021
Time: 10:30am - 12:00pm PST
Cost: Free
Description:
Numbers and statistics are used all the time to tell us things about our communities and how we compare. How can we take charge of all of this information to tell the stories we want to tell about our people? Join us for a webinar on the power of data and the ways in which the stories we tell can open doors to new ways of seeing.
Join Byron Flekke (St'at'imc) from Statistics Canada as he shares stories on the power of data and how it can be accessed by all First Nations across Canada, Len Garis (National Indigenous Fire Safety Council), and Robert Harding (University of the Fraser Valley) as they share their experiences with accessing data to tell stories in their own workplaces.
Register now by clicking this link: bit.ly/39P2PPl
#WebinarWednesdays
#fnpss
#bcfirstnations
#joinus
#virtualevent
#zoom
It’s been almost one week since applications for the First Nations Well Being Fund opened for 2021! Are you interested in applying for funding? Don’t miss out! The deadline to apply is May 30, 2021 at 11:00pm.
For details on funding streams and eligibility, and to apply, access our online application portal by clicking here: fnps.ca/community-projects/wellbeingfund
Have specific questions about the fund, eligibility, or the application process? Email the #FNPSS team at info@fnps.ca.
#ApplyNow #ReachOut #BCFirstNations
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First Nations Well Being Fund Stream 1 – Community Projects Overview Stream 2 – Planning Projects Overview To Apply 2021 Program & Application Guide The First Nations Well Being Fund s...
