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Podcasting is an amazing platform that gives people the opportunity to connect, present their ideas and share their stories. This 2-hour beginner workshop will be facilitated by Dan Vadeboncoeur and is geared to help you hone your storytelling skills and provide an introduction to podcasting.
Podcasting Contest! Now, we’re inviting you to create your own podcast! We have two topics you can choose from: Topic #1 – Reconciliation We mentioned that the workshop was supported by the Collaborative Leadership Initiative (CLI). The CLI is a reconciliation initiative between Chiefs from the Southern Chiefs’ Organization, the Mayors and Reeves from the Winnipeg Metropolitan Region and the South Basin Mayors and Reeves. Since 2017, CLI leaders have been working through a process of reconciliation facilitated by the Centre for Indigenous Environmental Resources. Explore the CLI website for more information and view the inspiring documentary created about the CLI story https://www.collaborativeleaders.ca/ Topic #2 – United Nations Sustainable Development Goals 6, 11, 15, & 16 SDG 6 – Clean water and sanitation SDG 11 – Sustainable cities and communities SDG 15 – Life on land SDG 16 – Peace, justice and strong institutions The UN SDGs are a call to action to end poverty, protect the planet, and ensure that by 2030 all people enjoy peace and prosperity. Learn more about the UN SDGs on the United Nations Development Programme Website Prizes: When you have completed your podcast, we want you to send it our way and you will be entered to win a prize! We have 2 prizes available. One $500 Amazon gift card for the most creative podcast and another $500 Amazon gift card for the most listened to podcast. Remember, adding your voice to the conversation about reconciliation and our environment can be very powerful. We look forward to listening to the interesting stories you have to tell from your unique perspective. Contest details: Age limit: This contest is open to Manitoba residents, ages 29 and under. Deadline for submission: August 30, 2021 Contact Jennifer Freeman by email jenniferfreeman@wmregion.ca to submit your podcast or ask questions you may have. This event is being supported by the Collaborative Leadership Initiative (CLI). The CLI is a reconciliation initiative between Chiefs from the Southern Chiefs’ Organization (SCO) and Mayors and Reeves from the Winnipeg Metropolitan Region (WMR) and the South Basin Mayors and Reeves (SBMR).  The Centre for Indigenous Environmental Resources has three job opportunities for qualified professionals interested in protecting species at risk.
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We need your skills! The Centre for Indigenous Environmental Resources (CIER) invites applicants for the position of Project Manager.  What is Food Sovereignty?
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We need your skills! The Centre for Indigenous Environmental Resources (CIER) invites applicants for the position of Research Associate.  Taking time to care for yourself is always important, but COVID restrictions has really underlined the importance of paying attention to and caring for our bodies, minds, and spirits.
 Nous sommes ravis d'annoncer que les versions françaises de ces ressources sont maintenant disponibles: Lisez ici
We are excited to announce that the French versions of the ICCAP resources are now available.  There are currently over 800 Species at Risk in Canada, according to the Committee on the Status of Endangered Wildlife in Canada. We need to work together to help these species begin to thrive again on the home we all share.
That’s why CIER has partnered with Environment and Climate Change Canada (ECCC) on a Species at Risk Act (SARA) Consultation, Cooperation, and Accommodation Pilot Project. |
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