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Aboriginal women

  • Empowerment of Indigenous Women and their Families: NWAC’s Perspective

    Empowerment of Indigenous Women and their Families: NWAC’s Perspective

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    Host Denise Anne Boissoneau speaks with Dawn Lavell-Harvard about NWAC’s perspective on Indigenous women’s issues.  NWAC has been playing a key role in empowering Indigenous women and their families. It has done so through the revitalization, restoration and preservation of cultures and traditions while fighting for basic human rights. Dawn Lavell Harvard, President Native Women Association of Canada (NWAC)  Please,…

  • The Secrets of a Successful Career

    The Secrets of a Successful Career

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     Denise Anne Boissoneau speaks with Dawn Lavell-Harvard about her career, NWAC perspective of Aboriginal Women’s Issues  and Dawn share her views on NWAC and the future of women’s issues Dawn Lavell Harvard, President Native Women Association of Canada (NWAC)  Please, share this video, use button and add a thought below

  • Dawn Lavell Harvard President NWAC

    Dawn Lavell Harvard President NWAC

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    Denise Anne Boissoneau speaks with Dawn Lavell-Harvard about her career, NWAC perspective of Aboriginal Women’s Issues  and Dawn share her views on NWAC and the future of women’s issues To view your digital magazine Click here

  • NWACs Perspective – Dawn Lavell Harvard

    NWACs Perspective – Dawn Lavell Harvard

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    In conversation with Denise Anne Boissoneau, Dawn talks about Aboriginal problems that need to be viewed as Canadian issues. Dawn Lavell Harvard, President Native Women Association of Canada (NWAC)

  • The Woman and her Career Path – Dawn Lavell Harvard

    The Woman and her Career Path – Dawn Lavell Harvard

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    Denise Anne Boissoneau gets an inside view of Dawn’s career path which led her to rapidly become a true national advocate for Aboriginal women Dawn Lavell Harvard, President Native Women Association of Canada (NWAC)

  • Realizing Your Path to Success

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    Article,  Author Sandi Boucher Success – by definition “the favorable or prosperous termination of attempts or endeavors; the accomplishment of one’s goals.”  In reality, as anyone who has ever attained or attempted to attain success knows, the definition is very fluid indeed.  Success, in my mind, is defined by the goals it is tied…

  • Career Path to President

    Career Path to President

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    Charting her career path has been challenging  but interesting and rewarding. Her process and her leadership has brought her to be appointed President of the College, Cheryl Jensen, President  Algonquin College, Ottawa, Ontario 

  • NWAC’s Vision of the Future – Dawn Lavell Harvard

    NWAC’s Vision of the Future – Dawn Lavell Harvard

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    The Future of Aboriginal Women Issues, Dawn in conversation with Denise Anne Boissoneau — “As we moved forward in time we need to get away from the notion of consultation… women need the right to real, informed, free and prior consent… Dawn Lavell Harvard, President Native Women Association of Canada (NWAC)

  • What if … Women Played Key Roles in Resource Development – Introductions

    What if … Women Played Key Roles in Resource Development – Introductions

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    In the next decade, more than 500 projects in oil, gas, forestry and mining will affect many Aboriginal communities across Canada. There are already debates taking place on issues like: the role of Aboriginal communities in these developments; the sharing of the wealth generated; the environment; foreign investment; transportation of output and more.

  • Aboriginal Women’s Perspectives on their Roles in Resource Development

    Aboriginal Women’s Perspectives on their Roles in Resource Development

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    There is very little discussion on ‘how or if’ Aboriginal women are to play key professional and business roles in natural resource management and development. An online “Dialogue” session wherein a panel of women, Aboriginal and non-Aboriginal thought leaders, explored issues…