We can’t truly embed First Nation perspectives in our program and practice if we don’t have relationships with community to authentically understand what their perspectives are.
Building a community connections list supports us to identify who is who in community and the different roles that they play. It is important to know and consider this before reaching out for advice and services to ensure you are asking the correct people.
This guide will start you on your journey in building your community connections list.
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