Some favorite memories ๐ Grateful for the people I love, the little moments that make me smile, and the beauty around us. Trying to bring a little kindness wherever I go. Hope your day has something good in it too ๐
End the week remembering this: advocacy is about people. Families. Children. Elders. Communities. The goal is always a stronger future. #FirstNations#IndigenousAdvocacy
Imagine more Indigenous-owned businesses, technology companies, trades firms, media platforms and social enterprises. Our people can build all of it. #IndigenousBusiness#FirstNations
Every child in our communities deserves safe housing, good education, healthy food, opportunity and adults who believe in their future. #FirstNations#FutureGenerations
Trust grows when people can see how decisions are made. Transparency is not the enemy of leadership โ it can be one of leadershipโs greatest strengths. #FirstNations#Accountability
Start today with gratitude for the people who kept our languages, teachings, families and communities alive through generations of pressure. We carry that strength forward. #FirstNations
Real change is rarely one dramatic moment. It is hundreds of people making better choices, asking better questions and building better systems over time. #FirstNations#PositiveChange
When Indigenous businesses succeed, they create more than revenue โ they create role models, jobs, confidence and possibilities for the next generation. #IndigenousBusiness
Education can happen in a classroom, on the land, in ceremony, in a workshop or beside an Elder. Knowledge has many teachers. #FirstNations#IndigenousEducation
Public money should come with public accountability. Clear records and understandable reporting help communities make informed decisions. #FirstNations#Transparency
Good morning. Believe in our people. Invest in our people. Teach our youth. Support our families. Strong Nations are built generation by generation. #FirstNations
Unity does not require silence. We can disagree, ask hard questions and still work toward the same goal: stronger communities and a better future. #FirstNations#IndigenousVoices
Economic development should improve everyday life: housing, jobs, education, health, infrastructure and opportunity. Success should reach the people. #FirstNations#EconomicDevelopment
Our young people are not only future leaders. Many are already leading in classrooms, sports, culture, business, technology and their families. Support them now. #IndigenousYouth
๐จ Iโm LIVE on Skool Sunday, Oct. 11 at 6 PM Mountain Time! Weโll talk First Nation activism, what you want to learn, and where this community goes next. Join me: https://t.co/B10vVpwOBq
Good governance is more than elections. It is transparent systems, responsible finances, long-term planning and meaningful participation by community members. #FirstNations#Governance
Today is another chance to encourage someone, support a family member, teach a young person or help a community member. Nation-building happens in small actions too. #FirstNations
Want to learn how to become a stronger First Nation activist and advocate? Iโm sharing the tools, strategies and lessons I use inside my Skool community. Join here: https://t.co/B10vVpwOBq
#FirstNations#Activism#Advocacy
Accountability is not negativity. It is one way communities protect resources, build trust and create stronger institutions for future generations. #FirstNations#Accountability