Reconciliation in ESS: A Shared Responsibility

From JIBC EMwebinars August 3rd, 2022

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May 20, 2021. Webinar on BC’s reconciliation declarations and agreements with Indigenous peoples, and how these commitments support community-to-community emergency management and ESS program development. Participants learned and reflected on wise practices to bring the principles of cultural safety into how we lead ourselves and how we lead in ESS environments. Speakers: Char Etzerza, Community Member; Michelle Jefferson, Mobile Support Team; Dianne Garner, Nlaka'pamux Health Services Society; Bob Mills, First Nations Health Authority; Kayla Pepper, EMBC.