Indigenous Awareness Training: For Forestry Workers
Inspire a culture of accountability and awareness in your Forestry company, with an understanding of history, culture, and relationships with Indigenous Peoples.
This course will provide you with background information on Indigenous Peoples in Canada.
The duty to consult and accommodate Indigenous communities regarding resource development projects (as outlined in Canadian law and affirmed by court decisions) can sometimes lead to conflicts in the forestry sector.
This training program has been created by Indigenous Corporate Training Inc. and has been licensed to the WFCA—in an effort to promote cultural competence and reconciliation within BC's Forestry Sector.
Through this training, you will learn a number of perspectives and receive hints and tips to build relationships and work effectively on unceded lands.Welcome!
Online Training Overview
Scientific and Indigenous Perspectives
Wheels, Written Languages and Primitive Cultures
Nomadic, Farmers, or Fishers and Governance
Knowledge Check - Pre-Contact Nations
1492: Arrival to the "New World"
The Royal Proclamation of October 1763
Knowledge Check - Arrival to the "New World"
The BNA and Indian Act Part 1
The BNA and Indian Act Part 2
Chief Dr. Robert Josephs' First Day of Residential School
The Right to Vote
The Sixties Scoop
The White Paper
Knowledge Check - Nations to Wards
1867 - Nations to Wards Resources
Constitution Act: Section 35
Knowledge Check - Constitution Act
What's the Best Terminology? Part 1
Whats the Best Terminology? Part 2
Knowledge Check - Terminology
Delgamuukw Decision
1982 - Wards to Nations Resources
Indigenous Peoples are all the same, right?
What Do Indigenous Peoples Want?
Indigenous Peoples Don't Pay Taxes
Knowledge Check - Indigenous Peoples Then and Now
Indigenous Peoples Then and Now Resources
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