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SUMMARY:Line 3 IAMC Indigenous Monitoring Forum
DESCRIPTION:One Future: Enhancing Indigenous Monitoring\, while protecting Indigenous Knowledge\nGreetings! Tansi! Tawnshi! Boozhoo! Aaniin! Oki! Aba Washded! Hau! Iyuskin! Bienvenue!\nJoin us at the beautiful Stoney Nakoda Resort for a gathering focused on Indigenous-led approaches to monitoring. \nFor Indigenous Monitors from Impacted Nations along the Enbridge Corridor. \nRegister Now (Registration is now closed.) \nThis forum will bring together Indigenous Monitors from across the Prairies and beyond to share experiences\, build connections\, and deepen the conversation around: \n\nRisk and safety in monitoring\nRights-based approaches\nCultural and community-driven perspectives\nMonitoring programs in First Nation and Metis communities\n\nSee Agenda \nForum Highlights\nEngage with Indigenous Knowledge and Leadership\nThe Line 3 IAMC Indigenous Monitoring forum offers opportunities to connect\nand gain insights into Indigenous land stewardship and the protection of Indigenous Knowledge. \nInnovate and Collaborate\nParticipate in hands-on workshops and interactive activities\, exploring how traditional knowledge can be\nintegrated with contemporary monitoring approaches to design community-led programs. \nFocus on Future Generations and Capacity\nLearn about the vital role of youth in Indigenous monitoring\,\nemphasizing mentorship and educational pathways within Guardianship programs. \nDiscover Successful Community Initiatives\nHear from various communities about their effective Indigenous monitoring efforts. \nContribute to a Shared Vision\nEngage in discussions focused on charting the future of Indigenous monitoring\, including contributions\nto a National Indigenous Monitoring Framework and a collective call to action. \nNetwork and Build Connections scholars\, and other professionals.\nConnect with Indigenous monitors\, Elders\, guardianship program representatives\, government officials\,\nenvironmentalists\, scholars\, and other professionals. \n_ \nPurpose\nJoin us as we work to advance a national movement towards Indigenous Regulatory Participation\, centered on the question: Who better to decide the future of land\, air\, species\, and resources than the First Nations\, Métis\, and Inuit who have stewarded these lands for generations? \nBackground\nThe Line 3 IAMC created the first ever Indigenous monitoring program which has since worked alongside the Canada Energy Regulator. \nNew Focus\nOur focus is shifting to a longer-term goal: contribute to transforming regulatory systems to secure First Nations and Métis Nation regulatory authority. \nRole of the Line 3 IAMC\n\nSupport and amplify the voices of Rights Holding Nations\, not to hold rights ourselves.\nCollaborate to champion community needs while safeguarding autonomy.\n\nKey Topics\n\nShare the achievements\, struggles and learnings on our journey so far.\nShare insights on the proposed updates to the Terms of Reference for the Line 3 IAMC.\nGather feedback from Rights Holding Nations to shape the direction of our work.\n\nYour participation is vital in shaping a regulatory future where First Nations & Métis decisions are made\, honored and respected when it comes to land\, air\, species and resources. \n“We have described for you a mountain.  We have shown you the way to the top. \nWe call on you to do the climbing.” – Murray Sinclair \nTerritory Acknowledgement\nWe respectfully acknowledge that Stoney Nakoda Resort and Casino is located on the traditional territory of the Îyârhe (Stoney) Nakoda Nations—comprising the Bearspaw\, Chiniki\, and Goodstoney First Nations. \nThis land is part of Treaty 7\, signed in 1877\, and is also home to other Treaty 7 signatories\, including the Tsuut’ina Nation and the Blackfoot Confederacy—Siksika\, Kainai\, and Piikani Nations—as well as Métis Nation of Alberta\, Region 3. \nWe honour and recognize the deep historical and cultural connection the Stoney Nakoda people have to this land\, and we are committed to working together in the spirit of respect\, partnership\, and reconciliation. \n_ \nIf you have any questions or require further assistance\, please contact Naut’sa mawt Event Management at events@nautsamawt.com \n\nNaut’sa mawt Event Management on behalf of Line 3 IAMC
URL:https://iamc-line3.com/event/line-3-iamc-indigenous-monitoring-forum/
LOCATION:Stoney Nakoda Resort & Casino\, 888 Nakoda way\, Mînî Thnî\, Alberta\, T0L 1N0\, Canada
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