Indigenous

Phase 2 – Indigenous Collaboration Project – Advancing Engagement and Indigenous 101 – Cultural Competency Training

Increasing collaboration and engagement with Indigenous Peoples along the transboundary basins is an active priority for the International Join Commission (IJC).

Join the International Red River Watershed Board for a Public Meeting on August 21, 2024

Grand Beach, MB - The public is invited to attend a public meeting of the …

The International Joint Commission and Garden River First Nation meet for important discussions on water protection in Ketegaunseebee

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IJC Virtual Information Session on Transboundary Water Pollution in the Elk-Kootenai/y Watershed

The International Joint Commission (IJC) will host a one-hour virtual information session on transboundary water pollution in the Elk-Kootenai/y watershed on Thursday, May 30…

IJC-led Events and Gatherings

 

Indigenous Knowledge and Water Management: Past and Present IJC Initiatives Involving Indigenous Knowledge, Indigenous Collaboration and Engagement

 

The IJC has benefitted greatly from the sharing of Indigenous Knowledge and perspectives.

Opportunities for Engagement

 

IJC Collaboration, Outreach and Engagement with Indigenous Peoples

The International Joint Commission is an independent, impartial, international organization created by…

IJC's Collaboration with Indigenous Peoples

The journey so far: Building awareness, relationships and respect 

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Newly Appointed Canadian Commissioners Chiblow and Phare Working Toward Greater Indigenous Collaboration

Canadian Commissioners Dr. Susan Chiblow and Merrell-Ann Phare share a common background and goal: extensive work with Indigenous Peoples and personal commitments to continued collaboration and engagement.