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A central focus on Indigenous-led policy co-development, the Innovation Hub seeks to foster positive,meaningful and […]
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A central focus on Indigenous-led policy co-development, the Innovation Hub seeks to foster positive,
meaningful and reciprocal engagement initiatives with various key stakeholders and building long lasting
partnerships. Using a three pillar approach of Advocacy,, Knowledge, and Community we will respectively
deliver:
- programming via webinar panel series,
- a digital and physical Reconciliation library,
- and community engagement spaces.
Priority Areas
● Capacity building
● Networking
Program Deliverables
- Provide Neutral Spaces: As CRE, we want to provide neutral spaces to Indigenous Youth through
Advocacy (“__ as advocacy” Series), Community (The Network + Engagement Hosting), and
knowledge sharing (Reconciliation Library) so that they may feel heard, respected and
comfortable to share their worldviews, and to empower Indigenous youth to be agents of change. - Engagement: CRE will have equity of speakers from Indigenous youth, and other community
perspectives. We will also host/facilitate engagement requests from government/ organizations.
The Innovation Hub, with support from The Network, is a space for Indigenous Youth leaders to
come together as a collective, share resources, projects, and amplify efforts.
a. Policy Hackathons: Occasionally, Policy Hackathon adjacent workshops will be
implemented where required
b. Panels: CRE will use event series to allow for panels, breakouts, and group discussion;
c. The “_ as Advocacy” Series: will allow Indigenous speakers to connect with Indigenous
Youth; for timely/ad hoc policy topics the series will be adaptive
