Intensive RIM Assessment Workshop
The Intensive RIM Assessment Workshop is designed to help First Nations to determine the strengths and weaknesses of their own records and information management program. The Workshop is delivered to smaller cohorts over a one-to-two-month period and includes attending intensive workshops, conducting interviews within your own organization, and analyzing results with the support of expert RIM coaches.
Part 1
Provides an overview of the assessment questionnaire tool – which has been designed to specifically fit the needs and circumstances of a First Nation – and how to use it for a departmental approach. The questionnaire and interview guide ensures participants are asking the right questions that align with Information Governance Maturity Model that covers the eight fundamental areas to implement a successful RIM program: accountability, access, integrity, protection, compliance, availability, retention and disposition.
Between sessions
As participants begin conducting their interviews, they will have an opportunity to check-in with facilitators and other RIM experts for support and guidance along the way.
Part 2
The participants gather again for a review and analysis of their findings during the interview process and determine with the support of RIM experts next steps and recommendations to address priority areas.
What can you do with your results?
Who should take this training?
You are the right person if...
The RIM Assessment Workshop was held in April and June 2021. It was at capacity. Watch for more offerings coming soon!
Registration details will be announced soon.
Be sure to visit our Events Calendar regularly, subscribe to our newsletter and follow us on social media to stay informed about the RIM Assessment Workshop.
If you missed the Workshop, consider the Self-Guided RIM Assessment Toolkit to get started with your RIM assessment.
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Registration is now open for the 2023 FNPSS Annual Conference – Taking Root!
Join us for a thought-provoking two days to explore how First Nations governance administrations are "Taking Root."
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Join FNPSS and Takla Nation on March 8th for our next Sharing Webinar. Takla Nation will discuss their Na Beh Ste Internship Program, designed to provide Indigenous youth experience working in First Nations governance.
Register here: http://ow.ly/rHuQ50N2lB1
Registration is now open for the 2023 FNPSS Annual Conference – Taking Root!
We invite leadership, administrators, and senior managers from all BC First Nations, delegates from First Nations governance and service organizations, and government and other partners to join us for a thought-provoking two days that will explore how First Nations governance administrations are "Taking Root."
Through a series of keynote speakers, plenaries, workshops, and networking and partnership opportunities, participants will delve into the many ways strong roots for collective growth in First Nations governance and administration are being developed. Join us as we focus on building and gaining capacity through strong rooted governance systems, and people to bring them to life.
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Registration is now open for the 2023 FNPSS Annual Conference – Taking Root!
We invite leadership, administrators, and senior managers from all BC First Nations, delegates from First Nations governance and service organizations, and government and other partners to join us for a thought-provoking two days that will explore how First Nations governance administrations are "Taking Root."
Through a series of keynote speakers, plenaries, workshops, and networking and partnership opportunities, participants will delve into the many ways strong roots for collective growth in First Nations governance and administration are being developed. Join us as we focus on building and gaining capacity through strong rooted governance systems, and people to bring them to life.
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We welcome you to join FNPSS and Takla Nation on March 8th for our next Sharing Webinar. Takla Nation will discuss their Na Beh Ste Internship Program, a unique and innovative culturally immersed program designed to provide Indigenous youth with experience working in First Nations governance.
FNPSS sharing webinars are informal conversations to provide a space for First Nations to discuss progress, challenges, and ideas with those in similar roles. The webinar will be 60-minutes in duration, with time reserved for a Q&A period.
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