Indigenous Works

National Indigenous History Month is an opportunity to learn from and celebrate the histories, cultures, contributions, and perspectives of First Nations, Inuit, and Métis Peoples.

Good intentions are a starting point. Understanding grows through curiosity, connection, and experience.

National Indigenous History Month provides opportunities to learn from and celebrate the histories, cultures, contributions, and perspectives of First Nations, Inuit, and Métis Peoples.

There is no single way to participate. For some, it may be a book. For others, a conversation, community event, supporting a local Indigenous-owned business, or a perspective that challenges them to think differently.

We'd love to hear what you're exploring this month.

What does reconciliation look like in the workplace?

It's one of the most common questions we hear from organizations.

The answer looks different for every workplace, but training is often where the conversation begins.

For some organizations, that means building awareness of Indigenous histories and experiences.

For others, it means supporting leaders and managers, strengthening Indigenous recruitment efforts, or creating a shared foundation of understanding across teams.

Training can help create the confidence and knowledge needed to move from intention to action.

If your organization is exploring practical ways to support reconciliation in the workplace, let's connect.

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Long-term relationships are strengthened through accountability, reflection, and a willingness to continue learning.

We’re honoured to recognize NB Power as a renewed Leadership Circle partner with Indigenous Works. As an organization connected to land, infrastructure, and natural resources, NB Power continues to create space for learning and relationship-building in its approach to Indigenous inclusion.

The decisions organizations make today contribute to the relationships and responsibilities carried forward for future generations.

Miigwech for your continued engagement as part of the Leadership Circle community.