Program Overview
The Indigenous Leadership Program (ILP) is offered in partnership with the First Nations University of Canada.
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First Nation communities are facing tremendous challenges in the face of the growing demands of community members and keeping pace with the economic activity throughout Saskatchewan. The Indigenous Leadership Program is intended for Chiefs, Councilors, and senior Band administrators of First Nation communities, who have regular interaction with elected officials.
Working with First Nations communities, our facilitators will identify the unique needs of each client group and customize the 2-day workshop to ensure the training is successful. The goal of the Indigenous Leadership Program is to equip participants with essential leadership skills and tools they will use to implement good governance in their communities.
Quick Facts
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| Program Type | Workshop-based program |
| Program Length | Two full-day sessions |
| Start Date | There are no public offerings currently scheduled. If your Nation or organization is interested in this training, please contact us. |
| Program Cost | Please contact us for a quote and proposal. |
| Location | In person or online |
Public Offering
Indigenous Leadership Program in Saskatoon
This two-day workshop will be delivered in-person on March 14 & 15, 2024, in Saskatoon. If you are interested in attending the Indigenous Leadership Program, register today!
Core Learning Outcomes
By the end of this workshop, participants will have an understanding of:
- The legislative frameworks and how they impact First Nations in Saskatchewan;
- Good public administration tools and management oversight skills;
- The pillars of good governance and being able to model First Nations’ best practices; and,
- Effective engagement strategies to use with their communities and stakeholders.
Program Facilitators
The Indigenous Leadership Program is facilitated by:
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Participant Testimonials
"Building capacity within Cowessess First Nation is about identifying our strengths and our opportunities; the ILP allowed each participant to understand the role we all play in our continuous growth."
Chief Cadmus Delorme, Cowessess First Nation
“ILP gave leadership and staff insight into ways of improving and enhancing our device delivery to membership.“
Angie Ironstar, Director of Finance, Peepeekisis Cree Nation
Contact Us
If you are interested in bringing this workshop to your community, please contact Andrea Geisbauer to discuss learning needs, costing and scheduling.