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CATIE’s brochure, Syphilis: What you need to know provides clear information about syphilis and answers frequently asked questions on symptoms, transmission, prevention and more.
Classical Indigenous Music Residency – Summer 2024
Application Deadline: April 24, 2024
Program Dates: August 06- August 24, 2024
This program welcomes Indigenous classical musicians and composers to either explore experimental elements, or accomplish finished productions of their work to the best of their capacity. In a fully supported environment.
Who should Apply?
Regional, national, global Indigenous music practitioners including: composers, singers, instrumentalists, scholars, students, provocateurs, disrupters, advocates pushing the boundaries of their artistic practice, artists that serve their community, artistic leaders in Classical music. While a university degree in the field isn’t needed, you should be working or intending to work in the field.
For details or to apply: GotoInfo.ca/Classical
Toll Free: 1-800-565-9989
Phone: 1-403-762-6180
My Records, My Choice
National Centre for Truth and Reconciliation
As you are no doubt aware, in 2017, the Supreme Court of Canada ordered that all of the confidential records relating to the claims for abuse made by former Indian Residential School students in the Independent Assessment Process under the IRSSA will be destroyed on September 19, 2027, unless the individual expressly consents to preserving their records or requests a copy of the records for themselves.
The National Centre for Truth and Reconciliation (NCTR) has received very few inquiries from individuals or families about the options for preserving IAP records. Click “for more details” to view a pamphlet that explains the choices for former students and provides phone numbers and websites for people to obtain more information. As noted in the pamphlet, you can obtain more IAP information online at www.MyRecordsMyChoice.ca.
The records that can be preserved are:
– IAP Application Form
– Printed rrecord or voice recording of the testimony
– Decision on the claim
If any member of your community is interested in learning more about preserving their records at the NCTR, we would be pleased to speak to them. They can reach us by calling us toll-free at 1-855-415-4534 or by email at NCTRrecords@umanitoba.ca .
Indigenous History & Heritage Gathering
National Centre for Truth and Reconciliation
Led by First Nations, Inuit and Metis thought leader, a three-day gathering to understand, promote and share indigenous histories
June 2-4, 2024 Westin Ottawa Ontario
Free HIV Self-Test Kits – CATIE
Get free HIV self-test kits delivered in discreet packaging to anywhere in Canada
Indigenous Leadership Programs 2024 – Register Now!
Intermediate Negotiation Skills Training – Program Dates: April 07- April 12, 2024 — Registration Deadline: February 27, 2024
Intermediate Braiding Strands: Related -world Strategic Planning – Program Dates: April 14 – April 19, 2024 –Registration Deadline – March 05, 2024
For Details or to register: GoToInfo.ca/BanffCentre
Toll Free: 1-866-935-6904
Fax: 1-866-402-9692
Email: leadership@banffcentre.ca
Community Support Fund – National Centre for Truth and Reconciliation
National Centre for Truth and Reconciliation (NCTR)
Funds are available to registered non-profits, Indigenous communities, and Survivor organizations who support Survivors with small grants up to $10,000 for memorial activities
Non-profits must show they are working with Survivors, Survivor organizations or Indigenous Communities to apply for the fund.
Applications are available online and through contacting the NCTR. Apply Today at NCTR.CA
There is no deadline to apply
Investing in Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion – Moneris
At Moneris, we’re here to support you. Here’s how:
-Prioritize Indigenous Reconciliation
-Engage all stakeholders in Moneris’ DEI strategy
-Grow Awareness of equity and inclusion
-Redesign systems to advance equity and inclusion
For more information, we invite you to visit: GotoApply.ca/DEI-Moneris
We Need You! Join The Nutrition North Canada Advisory Board
Nutrition North Canada Advisory Board
Application Deadline: Friday, January 12, 2024
The Government of Canada is seeking individuals willing to be considered as Chairperson for the Nutrition North Canada Advisory Board.
The Board provides information and advice to the Minister of Northern Affairs to help guide the management, direction, and activities of the Nutrition North Canada (NNC) Program. The Board will be actively involved in soliciting input from Program users to ensure northern and community perspectives are heard and considered.
We are particularly interested in having the Board include youth and individuals with diverse backgrounds, perspectives, and experiences.
Applicants must be 18 years of age or older, and must:
– Have a secondary school diploma or higher, or an acceptable combination of education, training and/or experience.
– Have recent extensive experience living in northern and/or isolated Canadian communities.
– Have experience in one or more of the following fields: Indigenous regional/community leadership, public health, northern retail business, distribution and logistics, or transportation. Hunters, trappers and food harvesters are also encouraged to apply.
Board members serve in their own right, not as representatives of a particular organization, area or special interest group. Appointments will be made for three year terms.
This is a voluntary board, but expenses related to Board membership and travel will be reimbursed.
Members will also be given a small honorarium for their participation at face-to-face meetings.
All candidates proposed for appointment or nomination must undergo a federal security clearance, including the provision of fingerprints and a credit check.
Preference may be given to candidates who live in NNC eligible communities or who self-identify as members of one or more of the following groups: youth, women, Indigenous Peoples, persons with disabilities, visible minorities, and members of Hunters and Trappers Organizations or Associations.
Individuals already seated on the Board are also invited to express their interest in being considered for reappointment.
Languages: English and /or French
This is a voluntary board, but expenses related to Board membership and travel will be reimbursed.
Members will also be given a small honorarium for their participation at face-to-face meetings.
How To Apply:
If you are interested in serving on the NNC Advisory Board, please send:
– A letter that states your interest in serving as Chairperson that clearly lays out your relevant knowledge and experience. Applicants are also encouraged to state their interest in potentially serving as a future Board member or Vice Chairperson if not selected as Chairperson; AND
– A detailed resume that includes your current contact information.
Please send your letter and resume to: aadnc.nncadvisoryboard.aandc@canada.ca
For more info about the Nutrition North Canada program visit: https://www.Canada.ca/Nutrition-North
On a besoin de vous!
Joignez-vous au Conseil consultatif de Nutrition Nord Canada
Date limite de réception des candidatures : le vendredi 12 janvier 2024
Le gouvernement du Canada est à la recherche de personnes souhaitant poser leur candidature au poste de président/e au Conseil consultatif de Nutrition Nord Canada.
Le Conseil fournit des renseignements et des conseils au ministre des Affaires du Nord afin d’aider à orienter la gestion, la direction et les activités du programme Nutrition Nord Canada (NNC). Le Conseil participera activement à la sollicitation de commentaires des utilisateurs du programme afin de veiller à ce que les perspectives du Nord et des communautés soient entendues et prises en considération.
Nous souhaitons plus particulièrement que le Conseil soit composé de personnes représentant les jeunes et des personnes de milieux différents avec diverses perspectives et expériences.
Les candidats doivent être âgés de 18 ans ou plus et doivent :
• posséder un diplôme d’études secondaires ou niveau supérieur, ou combinaison acceptable d’études, de formation ou d’expérience;
• posséder une vaste expérience récente de la vie dans le Nord ou dans des communautés isolées du Canada;
• posséder une expérience ou un agencement d’expérience dans les domaines suivants : travail avec les chefs régionaux et des communautés autochtones, santé publique, commerce de détail du Nord, distribution et logistique, transport. Les chasseurs, les trappeurs et les chasseurs-cueilleurs sont également encouragés à postuler.
Les membres du Conseil doivent siéger à titre personnel; ils ne représentent ni une organisation ni une région en particulier, et ils ne défendent aucune cause précise. Les nominations seront faites pour une durée de trois ans.
Il s’agit d’un conseil bénévole, mais les dépenses reliées à la participation au Conseil et les frais de déplacement seront remboursés.
Les membres recevront également une petite somme pour participer aux réunions en personne.
Tous les candidats qui participent au processus doivent se soumettre à une vérification de sécurité du gouvernement fédéral, ce qui comprend notamment la prise d’empreintes digitales ainsi qu’une enquête de crédit.
La préférence pourrait être accordée aux candidats qui vivre dans une communauté admissible au programme NNC ou qui appartiennent à l’un des groupes suivants: jeunes, femmes, Autochtones, personnes handicapées, membres de minorités visibles et membres d’organisations ou d’associations de chasseurs et de trappeurs.
Les personnes siégeant déjà au Conseil sont également invitées à exprimer leur intérêt à être envisagées pour un renouvellement de mandat.
Languages: anglais ou français
Il s’agit d’un conseil bénévole, mais les dépenses reliées à la participation au Conseil et les frais de déplacement seront remboursés.
Les membres recevront également une petite somme pour participer aux réunions en personne.
Comment présenter une demande :
Si vous souhaitez devenir membre du Conseil consultatif de NNC, veuillez nous soumettre :
• Une lettre indiquant votre intérêt à devenir président/e et énonçant clairement vos connaissances et votre expérience pertinentes. Les candidats sont également encouragés à déclarer leur intérêt à accepter potentiellement les fonctions de futur membre du Conseil ou de vice-président, si vous n’êtes pas sélectionné comme président/e ; ET
• Un curriculum vitæ détaillé dans lequel se trouvent vos coordonnées actuelles.
Veuillez envoyer vos documents à l’adresse suivante : aadnc.conseilconsultatifnnc.aandc@canada.ca
Pour de plus amples renseignements sur le programme Nutrition Nord Canada, visitez : https://www.Canada.ca/Nutrition-Nord
Up to $10,000 available for community initiatives
National Day for Truth and Reconciliation – Sept 30, 2024
Up to $10,000 available for community initiatives – Application Deadline: January 23, 2024
For more information: canada.ca/truth-and-reconciliation-funding
Ph: 819-997-0055
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