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Our future, and the well-being of all our children rests with the kind of relationships we build today.- Chief Dr. Robert Joseph As Indigenous Knowledge is a wide and diverse are for discussion and implementation, focussing on a key area could be a good way to start building in Indigenous Knowledge. I have covered …
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beSuperior is a name that was chosen to acknowledge the beautiful place we live, near Lake Superior. Growing near the Lake was a place of inspiration, movement and survival. The Lake is a place that brought a sense of connection and community. With that in mind, beSuperior was launched to offer second-level educational services in …
Summertime is a special time that gets us out of our usual schedules and out and about. Vacations happen in the summer, usually. Or long stretches for mothers or care providers who are taking care of little ones. If you want to witness a natural display of a sense of wonder, just observe a child. …
A year ago I learned about developing my own prospective online course. I finally have developed this for new entrepreneurs. Fearless Flow is an online course that is based on four methods of teaching and based on Indigenous teachings. 1. Experiential: This is about being guided by the course in addition, too, experimenting with your …
beSuperior will be hosting an Indigenous Knowledge Conference in the Fall in Thunder Bay with the Title "Mentoring a Generation of Leaders' The focus of this Professional Development opportunity will be determined as time and effort to hear from prospective presenters. If you feel you'd like to present please submit your information to me at …
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https://www.cbc.ca/news/indigenous/indigenous-women-entrepreneur-business-ibc-1.4170906 "The social change comes when a person gets access to that capital. They get a job, increase their income, start eating better, get pride of ownership — it's a win-win for everybody." Calgary-based First Nations entrepreneur Nicole Robertson also got her start with IBC. After working as a reporter across Canada, she started an …
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