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2022 Virtual Indigenous Conference on Cumulative Effects
Betty Biesenthal

2022 Virtual Indigenous Conference on Cumulative Effects

ICCE Virtual Conference

Cumulative Effects: A Health and Well-Being Perspective
March 1-2, 2022
1pm to 4pm on both days

Click here to register today!

The conference will focus on the importance of considering communities and individuals health and well-being to effectively understand and address cumulative effects issues. Speakers from coast to coast to coast will explore, from an Indigenous point of view, the links between a healthy environment and healthy communities that are in constant evolution over time and space. They will discuss topics like the social, cultural, and environmental components of health and well-being and how they relate to cumulative effects’ preoccupations.

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Who Should Attend

This conference is primarily for members of First Nation, MÃĐtis and Inuit communities and Indigenous organizations that undertake, or aspire to undertake, cumulative effects assessment, monitoring and management in their communities. The conference will be of interest to individuals interested in or having responsibilities related to cumulative effects such as land managers, environmental technicians, knowledge holders and land guardians.

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