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The Business Case for Reconciliation

The Business Case for Reconciliation

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There are many good reasons that engaging with an Indigenous workforce can help your bottom line. Check out, Engaging Saskatoon Region Employers: The Business Case for Reconciliation

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Listen to the Indigenous Perspectives podcast

Listen to the Indigenous Perspectives podcast

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In the Indigenous Perspectives podcast, public servants give voice to diverse experiences — and struggles — around what it means to be Indigenous.

Discussions about the legacies of history, the role of culture in the workplace, and how to move forward on reconciliation shed light on the varied factors that motivate Indigenous people to join, and stay, in the Public Service.

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Think about Investing for Economic Reconciliation

Think about Investing for Economic Reconciliation

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The Reconciliation and Responsible Investment Initiative released Advancing Reconciliation in Canada: A Guide for Investors, outlines five tangible steps that institutional investors can take to make economic reconciliation an integrated part of their practice.

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Developing Reconciliation Strategies for Businesses

Developing Reconciliation Strategies for Businesses

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The Truth and Reconciliation Commission Call to Action #92 outlines ways in which the business sector can and should develop reconciliation strategies. Indigenous Corporate Training Inc. has created three elements for developing Reconciliation strategies for business

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Read Indigenous Magazines

Read Indigenous Magazines

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SAY Magazine

Muskrat Magazine

Aboriginal Business Magazine

The above links will connect you with news, current events, business and culture from a uniquely Indigenous perspective about issues that are significant to Reconciliation. Click here to stay current!

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Hire an Indigenous Speaker for Your Event or Workplace

Hire an Indigenous Speaker for Your Event or Workplace

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The International Indigenous Speakers’ Bureau has an incredible range of speakers that can address topics from health/wellness, arts, history to business and sports: “IISB is about creating opportunities for Indigenous and non-Indigenous communities to connect, and build bridges, by providing access to a wealth of Indigenous Speakers around the world.”

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Stay Current on Indigenous Business

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Search out Indigenous economic development networks in your community and find ways to stay informed through their communication platforms. The newsletter from the Saskatchewan First Nations Economic Development Network is an excellent source.

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Review & Change Work Policies to Promote Indigenous Inclusion

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Indigenous Works has a framework designed to review your organizational workplace inclusion competencies and build more effective partnerships with Indigenous people, businesses and communities. They also offer Online Training designed to help your entire organization advance Indigenous workplace inclusion.

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Understand Proper Terminology in Business

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Indigenous Corporate Training

The Indigenous Corporate Training Inc. website offers guidelines around the usage of terminology specific to Indigenous communities. Learning proper terminology is an important first step in engaging Indigenous partners in business.

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