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Lunch and Learn – Part II Services for Blind/Low Vision and Deafblind Learners

Lunch and Learn – Part II Services for Blind/Low Vision and Deafblind Learners

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As we conclude this year’s Early Learning & Chil As we conclude this year’s Early Learning & Child Care Conference, we extend our heartfelt gratitude to all participants, speakers, and organizers who contributed to its success. Over the past two days, we’ve shared invaluable knowledge, strengthened connections, and sparked inspiration to shape the future of early learning and child care. Let’s carry these insights and ideas back to our communities, working together to drive meaningful and lasting change. Visit the ELCC conference webpage to access conference documents, presentations, and resources: https://www.chiefsmeeting.com/elcc-conference #EarlyLearning #EmbracingTransformation #ChiefsOfOntario
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Today marks the start of the 2024 Early Learning a Today marks the start of the 2024 Early Learning and Child Care Conference! We’re thrilled to welcome educators, caregivers, frontline workers, and advocates from across the region for a day full of collaboration and growth. This year’s conference theme “Embracing Transformation” invites us to explore new ways of thinking, learning, and evolving in the field of early learning and child care. Here’s to a day of learning, connection, and making a difference. For more information and access to conference documents, presentations, and resources please visit the ELCC Conference website. https://www.chiefsmeeting.com/elcc-conference #EarlyLearning #EmbracingTransformation #ChiefsofOntario
Today marks the beginning of the 16 Days of Action Today marks the beginning of the 16 Days of Action Against Gender-Based Violence (GBV), an international campaign that calls on everyone to stand together to end violence against women, girls, and gender-diverse individuals. In First Nations, we know this violence is rooted in colonial systems and inequality. It disproportionately impacts First Nations women, girls, and Two-Spirit individuals, and addressing this crisis is critical. #16Days #16DaysOfAction 1.Government of Canada, Gender-Based Violence: A Snapshot of Violence Against Indigenous Peoples, 2022.
That's a wrap on the 2024 Fall Chiefs Assembly! Th That's a wrap on the 2024 Fall Chiefs Assembly! Thanks to everyone who joined us virtually and in Thunder Bay while we covered critical updates on a variety of issues and priorities for First Nations in Ontario. For more information or to access documents from the Assembly, please visit: https://www.chiefsmeeting.com/fallchiefsassembly2024 #COOFCA2024
“Section 35 did not give us our rights; we have “Section 35 did not give us our rights; we have always had them - I found this very powerful. This is the mindset that will get us through hard times, It’s a reminder that we are the first people and have always been the first people; our land, our rights,” said Jessica Lee, OFNYPC #COOFCA2024
“Don’t forget why we’re here, don't lose our “Don’t forget why we’re here, don't lose our way -- it's important to be grounded and be reminded of the hard work that we do and why we do it, for those little ones in the community and those that will come after them,” said Ontario Regional Chief Benedict during closing remarks #COOFCA2024
“Data sovereignty is essential to self-determina “Data sovereignty is essential to self-determination. Without control of our data, our decision making is reliant on external sources that may not align with our needs or priorities. It allows us to govern effectively by providing the evidence we need to make informed decisions about our communities, lands and futures,” said Chief Shelly Moore Frappier, Chair of the Data Champion Advisory Committee #COOFCA2024
“Trade and commerce amongst ourselves was someth “Trade and commerce amongst ourselves was something that was done since way before settlers came and that's an inherent right we have, and I think that's something the government doesn’t need to have a hand in,” said Grand Chief Joel Abram, Chair of the Chiefs Committee on Economic Development. #COOFCA2024
Day 2 of the Fall Chiefs Assembly concludes after Day 2 of the Fall Chiefs Assembly concludes after a day of important discussions and impactful presentations. For more information, visit: https://www.chiefsmeeting.com/fallchiefsassembly2024 #COOFCA2024
“Ontario First Nations have been represented at “Ontario First Nations have been represented at the joint lands table that's been established between CIRNAC and the AFN and have been really active in submitting feedback into the engagements report on reforms of both ATR and specific claims. We are very close, weeks close, to finalize announcements around some really important short immediate changes that we can make to the ATR policy and that is based on the engagements reports and feedback that Ontario First Nations and others have raised. We will be in a position to make those and announce those before the end of the calendar year.” Said Deputy Minister Valerie Gideon, Crown-Indigenous-Relations Canada. #COOFCA2024
“I want to say you’re an inspiration to many a “I want to say you’re an inspiration to many across the country. You’ve given many treaty people hope and inherent rights that were not put down anymore,” said National Chief Cindy Woodhouse Nepinak #COOFCA2024
Day 2 of the Fall Chiefs assembly is underway in T Day 2 of the Fall Chiefs assembly is underway in Thunder Bay! For more information, please visit: https://www.chiefsmeeting.com/fallchiefsassembly2024 #COOFCA2024
“Today we remember the lives of transgender indi “Today we remember the lives of transgender individuals who have been lost to violence and discrimination. This day is a reminder of the work we must continue to do to address the root causes of violence and oppression, including colonial legacies that have disrupted the traditional roles and respect held for gender diversity within our cultures,” said Ontario Regional Chief Abram Benedict. “As young leaders, the Ontario First Nations Young Peoples Council stand in solidarity with transgender, Two-Spirit, and gender-diverse people and recognize the systemic barriers, injustices, and harmful stigmas that continue to impact them in First Nations communities and beyond The OFNYPC recognizes that the violence and hate directed at gender-diverse people stems from systems and attitudes that need to change. Diversity in gender and identity has always existed and it’s time to reclaim that respect and understanding. Drawing strength from our teachings will help us work toward a future where diversity is celebrated. We stand with you and send our love and support to everyone mourning a loss today. We will keep working for a future where everyone can live without fear,” said Kieran Davis, Co-Chair, OFNYPC. Read the full press release via the link in bio.
Day one of the Fall Chiefs Assembly is complete! T Day one of the Fall Chiefs Assembly is complete! Thanks to all in attendance for these importance discussions - see you tomorrow! #COOFCA2024 For more information: https://www.chiefsmeeting.com/fallchiefsassembly2024
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