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OpenAI to transform Digital Literacy, AI Integration, with support for non-profits
Discover how OpenAI and community collaboration can empower non-profits and Indigenous youth, enhancing digital literacy, sustainability, and cultural expression.
Discover how OpenAI and community collaboration can empower non-profits and Indigenous youth, enhancing digital literacy, sustainability, and cultural expression.
NATIFS and their highly-successful Indigenous Food Lab are one of the model programs we have been looking at for our community-based, participatory food sector entrepreneurship and organizational capacity building projects.
At the Arctic Congress 2024 in Bodø, Norway, Anastasia Broman spotlighted food security, emphasizing its crucial role amid global warming and anti-colonization efforts.
Explore how the Permafrost Pathways Project uses advanced technology to monitor Arctic permafrost, enhancing climate resilience and protecting cultural landscapes.
Manitoba Critical Minerals for Export Begin to Arrive as 2024 Construction Season Upgrades Get Underway
Experiencing passive-aggressive and accusatory messages from a superior can create a toxic workplace, especially in non-profit organizations. How would you feel if such comments undermined your contributions and self-worth?
Apply now for the Sustainable Canadian Agricultural Partnership’s Indigenous Agriculture programs, fostering engagement and traditional food systems revitalization. Deadlines: July 4 and July 18, 2024.
CanNor is now accepting applications for the Economic Research Stream (ERS) of the Northern Indigenous Economic Opportunities Program (NIEOP), aimed at bridging knowledge gaps in the territorial Indigenous economic ecosystem through research and knowledge dissemination.
As a community program, nurturing the skills, knowledge, and networks of our future leaders, this unique, pilot program contributes beyond the success of its participants. It also aims to lay foundations for sustainable and impactful business and entrepreneurship programming.
Our project team is always happy to assist with arranging interviews and access to our programs and activities. Contact us by e-mail at info@niriqatiginnga.ca for more information!
Thank you to the businesses who support our programs and activities! We appreciate their support!
We’re proud to be members and volunteers who support the Kivalliq Chamber of Commerce.