Date:
7 May, 2018
9:00am – 4:00pm Atlantic Time
NB College of Craft and Design
457 Queen Street
Barracks Building, Room 3012
Across Canada, social enterprises are creating employment and strengthening Indigenous communities. Come to hear author Shaun Loney, co-founder of Aki Energy and other innovative Aboriginal social enterprises. Shaun will share stories and information about:
- Indigenous social enterprises in Manitoba that installed $8 million of clean, job-creating geothermal energy with no gov’t funding
- A 13-acre farm that is transforming the food economy in a remote First Nations community struggling with diabetes
- How social procurement in Winnipeg’s north end created 200 jobs for Indigenous youth
Register for An Army of Problem Solvers: Reconciliation and the Solutions Economy
Also learn about the social enterprise movement in New Brunswick and how we can create our own army of problem-solvers!
FREE for Indigenous youth thanks to the sponsorship of the NB Aboriginal Peoples Council.
Region:
Host:
Co-operative Enterprise Council of New Brunswick
Fredericton New Brunswick
CanadaCategories:
First Nations, Inuit and Métis
Social Economy & Social Enterprise
Stories and Experiences