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City of Reconciliation
Publisher: Vancouver, City of
Author: Vancouver, City of
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Posting Date: January 1, 2014
Year Published: 2014
Abstract:
The City of Vancouver was designated a City of Reconciliation when the framework was adopted by Council on July 8, 2014. The designation and commitment followed the Year of Reconciliation in Vancouver from June 2013 to June 2014.
Our vision
As a City of Reconciliation, we will:
Our long-term goals:
Our vision
As a City of Reconciliation, we will:
- Form a sustained relationship of mutual respect and understanding with local First Nations and the Urban Indigenous community, including key agencies
- Incorporate a First Nations and Urban Indigenous perspective into our work and decisions Provide services that benefit members of the First Nations and Urban Indigenous community
Our long-term goals:
- Strengthen local First Nations and Urban Indigenous relations
- Promote Indigenous peoples arts, culture, awareness, and understanding
- Incorporate First Nations and Urban Indigenous perspectives for effective City services
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Full Text Word Count: 589