Past Events:
May 30th & May 31st, 2019
Vancouver RIM Session May 30-31
Vancouver, BC
June 10th & 11th, 2019
Victoria RIM Session June 10-11
Victoria BC
July 24th & 25th, 2019
Williams Lake RIM Session July 24-25
Williams Lake, BC
Week of September 9th, 2019
Prince George RIM September 11-12
Prince George, BC
Tuesday, October 6, 2020 from 1:00 - 2:00 PM
Outbreak! Lessons Learned from BC First Nations
Register now! https://t.co/53IyafvW9L,
Have you applied yet? The deadline for the BC First Nations Public Service Scholarship is 4:30pm on Wednesday, September 30th.
To apply now and learn more: https://t.co/bWnJmytZls
Please join us for an online discussion that will explore the topic of #housing and #youth. We want to bring together young First Nations people to discuss their housing concerns, struggles, dreams and plans.
September 24, 2020 1-3pm PST
To register, email: engagement@fnhic-bc.ca
Take advantage of @AssetMBC’s FREE Advancing your Asset Management Practices training. Build awareness with elected officials, develop a Level of Service plan for your community, identify & overcome the barriers to AM. Register today: https://t.co/PRjowQkwoU #OurAssetsMatter
To support emerging local government professionals through learning, leadership and growth, the LGMA is now accepting applications for scholarships including @fnpublicservice Review criteria and eligibility online and apply before September 30:
https://t.co/uLqjgmpJS4
Tuesday, October 6, 2020 from 1:00 - 2:00 PM PST
Outbreak! Lessons Learned from BC First Nations
Join representatives from Skidegate Band Council, Squamish Nation, and Tla'amin Nation as they talk about their experiences responding to COVID-19 outbreaks in their own communities. During this one-hour session, Kyle Marshall (EOC Director), Chris Lewis (Councilor and Spokesperson) and Erik Blaney (Fire Chief) will share:
* The details of the outbreak in their community
* How prepared their community was and what they wish they had had in place prior to the outbreak
* How community mobility was/is being managed to contain the outbreak and reduce further exposure
* What partners supported the community the most and how
* Recommendations to other First Nations on how to improve their response measures, resume services, and be ready for the second wave
Registration Details: This event requires pre-registration. Once you have submitted your registration at us02web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_mlcZg_sbQkSfjXjr9d62zA, you will receive a confirmation email with a link to join the webinar.
This TUESDAY webinar is a special presentation from the team that brought you FNPSS Webinar Wednesdays. FNPSS Webinars feature speakers on topics of current interest and relevance to BC First Nations administrators and leaders. These sessions are based on First Nation to First Nation learning and are a key element of the FNPSS Mentorship Network.
Have you applied yet? The deadline for the BC First Nations Public Service Scholarship is 4:30pm on Wednesday, September 30th.
The scholarship is open to Indigenous applicants who are working in a non-elected role in any BC First Nation government and are enrolled in an accredited post-secondary course or program. The LGMA also offers a variety of scholarships to be awarded in 2020 that support the learning, leadership, and growth of local government professionals. If you work in a BC local government or First Nation government and are enrolled in full or part-time studies in local government administration or management at an accredited post-secondary course or program, consider applying for one of these scholarships. Review the criteria and eligibility outlined for each scholarship on the LGMA website (www.lgma.ca/scholarships) and apply online by 4:30 p.m. September 30.
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We're working to make the BC Local Government Manager's quality of working life more enjoyable and meaningful, providing professional development products and services that help you do your ...Don't forget to register for tomorrow's Informational Town Hall session!
us02web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_g3FiF0-qSZ-9megWGtMbbQ
When: Wednesday, September 16, 2020 at 1-2pm PST
Please join FNPSS in welcoming Catherine Lappe, Regional Director General of ISC BC Region, and members of the ISC BC Region Executive Leadership Team, who will provide a general update to community leadership and welcome the opportunity to hear directly from leadership, the issues of importance for your communities. This webinar will be approximately 60 minutes and will include moderated Q&As from participants.
Last chance to register for tomorrow's webinar!
Continuing Capital Projects During COVID-19
Wednesday, September 2nd, at 11:00 AM
COVID-19 has resulted in massive disruptions to business over the last five month. In some communities, projects have managed to continue moving ahead, despite these challenges.
Join Vaughn Sunday (Executive Director) and Jerry Andrew (Engineer) from Adams Lake Indian Band, as they share the ways in which they've managed to move forward waterline and house construction projects and work towards building a health facility and Kekuli (gathering place) for their community in the midst of a global crisis.
Registration Details: This event requires pre-registration. Once you have submitted your registration at us02web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_dkBDXp9FQW25gI2sq1MQTg, you will receive a confirmation email with a link to join the webinar.
This webinar is part of FNPSS Webinar Wednesdays, which features speakers on topics of current interest and relevance to BC First Nations administrators and leaders. These sessions are based on First Nation to First Nation learning and are a key element of the FNPSS Mentorship Network. For further information, please contact mentorship@fnps.ca.
#WebinarWednesdays
Webinar Wednesdays are back! Register now to reserve your spot.
Continuing Capital Projects During COVID-19
Wednesday, September 2nd, at 11:00 AM
COVID-19 has resulted in massive disruptions to business over the last five month. In some communities, projects have managed to continue moving ahead, despite these challenges.
Join Vaughn Sunday (Executive Director) and Jerry Andrew (Engineer) from Adams Lake Indian Band, as they share the ways in which they've managed to move forward waterline and house construction projects and work towards building a health facility and Kekuli (gathering place) for their community in the midst of a global crisis.
Registration Details: This event requires pre-registration. Once you have submitted your registration at us02web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_dkBDXp9FQW25gI2sq1MQTg, you will receive a confirmation email with a link to join the webinar.
This webinar is part of FNPSS Webinar Wednesdays, which features speakers on topics of current interest and relevance to BC First Nations administrators and leaders. These sessions are based on First Nation to First Nation learning and are a key element of the FNPSS Mentorship Network. For further information, please contact mentorship@fnps.ca.
#WebinarWednesdays
Tuesday, October 6, 2020 from 1:00 - 2:00 PM PST
Outbreak! Lessons Learned from BC First Nations
Join representatives from Skidegate Band Council, Squamish Nation, and Tla'amin Nation as they talk about their experiences responding to COVID-19 outbreaks in their own communities. During this one-hour session, Kyle Marshall (EOC Director), Chris Lewis (Councilor and Spokesperson) and Erik Blaney (Fire Chief) will share:
* The details of the outbreak in their community
* How prepared their community was and what they wish they had had in place prior to the outbreak
* How community mobility was/is being managed to contain the outbreak and reduce further exposure
* What partners supported the community the most and how
* Recommendations to other First Nations on how to improve their response measures, resume services, and be ready for the second wave
Registration Details: This event requires pre-registration. (Link available in bio)
This TUESDAY webinar is a special presentation from the team that brought you FNPSS Webinar Wednesdays. FNPSS Webinars feature speakers on topics of current interest and relevance to BC First Nations administrators and leaders. These sessions are based on First Nation to First Nation learning and are a key element of the FNPSS Mentorship Network.
Don't forget to register for tomorrow's Informational Town Hall session!
The registration link is available in our bio :)
When: Wednesday, September 16, 2020 at 1-2pm PST
Please join FNPSS in welcoming Catherine Lappe, Regional Director General of ISC BC Region, and members of the ISC BC Region Executive Leadership Team, who will provide a general update to community leadership and welcome the opportunity to hear directly from leadership, the issues of importance for your communities. This webinar will be approximately 60 minutes and will include moderated Q&As from participants.
Webinar Wednesdays are back!
Continuing Capital Projects During COVID-19
Wednesday, September 2nd, at 11:00 AM
COVID-19 has resulted in massive disruptions to business over the last five month. In some communities, projects have managed to continue moving ahead, despite these challenges.
Join Vaughn Sunday (Executive Director) and Jerry Andrew (Engineer) from Adams Lake Indian Band, as they share the ways in which they've managed to move forward waterline and house construction projects and work towards building a health facility and Kekuli (gathering place) for their community in the midst of a global crisis.
Registration Details: This event requires pre-registration (LINK IN BIO). Once you have submitted your registration you will receive a confirmation email with a link to join the webinar.
This webinar is part of FNPSS Webinar Wednesdays, which features speakers on topics of current interest and relevance to BC First Nations administrators and leaders. These sessions are based on First Nation to First Nation learning and are a key element of the FNPSS Mentorship Network. For further information, please contact mentorship@fnps.ca.
#webinarwednesdays
Local Government Management Association of British Columbia, Province of BC, and Colliers Project Leaders are offering a complimentary webinar on "BE Prepared – Access ICIP Infrastructure Funding"
Wednesday, August 19, 2020
10:00 – 11:00 a.m.
Join on August 19th to learn directly from the source how your organization can best access these three funding streams. The panelists are the ICIP leads from the BC Ministry of Municipal Affairs and Housing and the BC Ministry of Environment and Climate Change. They are eager to spread the word about these three funds to ensure your communities are aware of the program objectives, application requirements, and best practices. Above all, they are looking to make connections with your communities and provide their contact information for follow-up once you have had time to digest the material and strategize an approach to access the funding.
Presenters:
Claire Yick, Senior Policy Analyst – Climate Infrastructure Program, BC Ministry of Environment and Climate Change Strategy
Laird MacLachlin, Manager – Strategic Infrastructure Initiatives and Program Lead for Community, Culture, and Recreation, and Small Communities Funds, BC Ministry of Municipal Affairs and Housing
(Host) Tyler Thompson, Infrastructure Lead, Colliers Project Leaders
Register now! (LINK IN BIO)
Check out the updated FNPSS and BCFC At-A-Glance one-pagers that outline useful supports and resources available on key topics related to COVID-19. Please share them with your organizations and communities.
- Resources for BC First Nation Post-Secondary Students
- Food Security for BC First Nation Communities
- Housing Resources for BC First Nation Individuals
- Resources for All BC First Nation Individuals
- Benefits and Personal Tax Returns for BC First Nations
Visit our website to view and download the updated resources: (link in bio)
pictured: Resources for All BC First Nation Individuals
All applications are welcome, however we are specifically seeking more representatives from the Northeast and Kootenay Regions!
On August 6th, 2020 the First Nations Public Service Secretariat (FNPSS) will host a virtual roundtable event for youth leaders across the province to provide input on existing activities and programming, their involvement with FNPSS and governance in their own communities, identify what barriers exist to active participation in governance and leadership, and what tools and resources may be needed to address those barriers.
There is no cost to the participant, and there will be future opportunities for further engagement.
Please contact info@fnps.ca for more information or to find out how to get youth in your community involved! The deadline to apply is July 31st, register now to reserve your spot!
#youthroundtable #youthleaders #bcfirstnations #youthengagement #fnpss #couragetoexcel
Please join FNPSS in welcoming Catherine Lappe, Regional Director General of ISC BC Region, and members of the ISC BC Region Executive Leadership Team, who will provide a general update to community leadership and welcome the opportunity to hear directly from leadership, the issues of importance for your communities. This webinar will be approximately 60 minutes and will include moderated Q&As from participants.
When: Wednesday, July 29, 2020 from 1:30 p.m. – 2:30 p.m.
Registration Details: To register for the webinar, please visit the link in our bio. Once you have registered, you will receive a confirmation e-mail with a link to join the webinar.
On August 6th, 2020 the First Nations Public Service Secretariat (FNPSS) will host a virtual roundtable event for youth leaders across the province to provide input on existing activities and programming, their involvement with FNPSS and governance in their own communities, identify what barriers exist to active participation in governance and leadership, and what tools and resources may be needed to address those barriers.
There is no cost to the participant, and there will be future opportunities for further engagement.
Please contact info@fnps.ca for more information or to find out how to get youth in your community involved! The deadline to apply is July 31st, register now to reserve your spot!
For additional information, please visit our website (link in bio)
#youthleadership #capcitybuilding #fnpss #bcfirstnations
Wednesday, July 22nd, 2:30-3:30 PM
Reopening Offices and Returning to Work
What are your obligations as a manager to reopen your band office safely? How can you support your staff and what might you expect as they return to work?
This one-hour webinar will provide an overview of the applicable regulations from Federal Labour Program officials and best practices from a First Nation HR practitioner. Each of the three panelists will have an opportunity to speak, after which there will be time for a moderated Q&A session. Note: This webinar is an updated version of the session that took place during the June 19th FNPSS Forum.
Registration Details: This event requires pre-registration. (Link in bio!) Once you have submitted your registration, you will receive a confirmation email with a link to join the webinar.
This webinar is part of FNPSS Webinar Wednesdays, which features speakers on topics of current interest and relevance to BC First Nations administrators and leaders. These sessions are based on First Nation to First Nation learning and are a key element of the FNPSS Mentorship Network.
