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SUMMARY:Working Towards Reconciliation
DESCRIPTION:Working Towards Reconciliation: Building inclusive relationships with Indigenous Peoples\n\n\nThe growing awareness of Canada’s historic mistreatment of Indigenous peoples comes with a responsibility to recognize and address the systemic barriers these communities still face today.  \nJoin us for a presentation to promote culturally safe practices and cultivate awareness of Indigenous peoples in Industry. This event will share how to practice culturally informed Engineering to allow professionals to be meaningful changemakers in reconciling with Indigenous communities. \n\nRuby Littlechild\, National Director – Indigenous Relations\, SNC-Lavalin\nEleanor Gill\, Social and Engagement Specialist\, Hatch\n\nPD Hours: 1.5 hours \nCost: ACEC-BC member: $10 | Non member: $25 \n\n\n\nAbout the speakers\n \nRuby Littlechild\, MBA\, M.Ed \nNational Director – Indigenous Relations\, SNC-Lavalin \nRuby is of Treaty 6 descent. Ruby comes from the Wandering Spirit bloodline\, one of Big Bears’ revered spiritual warriors. Big Bear was a signatory to Treaty No. 6 agreed to in 1876 in Alberta and Saskatchewan. Ruby’s leadership forges mutually successful relationships with Indigenous communities and Industry thereby utilizing best practices to successful Indigenous engagement and relationship building. She emphasizes inclusive and innovative collaboration\, authentic stakeholder engagement\, and the understanding of historical and cultural awareness as key factors in successful Indigenous Community Building and Economic Development.    \nRuby advocates to encourage Indigenous inclusion in all industries that impact the economy. “Shifts in social consciousness\, higher education and ethical practice is vital to sustainable development in our Indigenous communities in order alleviate the prevalent poverty.” \nEleanor Gill \nSocial and Engagement Specialist\, Hatch \nEleanor Gill has 15 years’ experience in community relations and stakeholder engagement\, Indigenous engagement\, social impact assessment and management\, local participation\, and cultural mediation. She has experience developing and leading stakeholder and Indigenous engagement plans\, social impact assessments\, and social impact management plans that meet international standards in stakeholder engagement and social performance set by the International Finance Corporation.  \nEleanor regularly works within engineering teams to integrate design\, engagement\, and permitting processes and outcomes\, and supports assessments of how engineering projects impact Indigenous lands\, resources\, rights\, and interests. Eleanor is currently involved with engagement and/or social performance aspects of MOTI’s Fraser Valley Highway 1 Project\, a confidential mining project in Saskatchewan\, and Sun Cable’s Australia-Asia PowerLink Project in Australia\, Indonesia\, and Singapore. Eleanor has developed Indigenous engagement strategies for mining\, energy\, and infrastructure projects. Eleanor has also developed local procurement\, employment and training strategies for Indigenous and non-Indigenous communities\, including for the Eagle Mountain Pipeline Tunnel Project in BC and the Tlicho All Seasons Road Project in Northwest Territories. Eleanor has worked at Hatch for 14 years\, and during that time has been actively involved in establishing Hatch’s participation in the CCAB Progressive Aboriginal Relations program\, Hatch’s Indigenous Peoples Policy\, Hatch’s Indigenous Awareness Training program.’
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