TRIBE - Treaty Relations in Business Education

THANK YOU - CHI MIIGWETCH

To every volunteer, dancers, drummers, vendors, guest speakers, panelists, panel moderators, Peatr Thomas, Elder Joanne Dallaire, Dr. Mohamed Lachemi, Sana Mulji Dutt, Michael Mihalicz, Dr. Seung Hwan Mark Lee, Dana Marlatt, Gimaa R. Stacey LaForme, Carolyn King, Elder Duke Redbird, Jonathon Araujo Redbird, Elder Mark Sault, Ninjiichaag, Chef Douglas Trudeau, Rita, Andy, Hilda, Mo, Chef Tommy, Chris, Evelina, Samantha, Arlene, and the whole urban farm, Kim Barrington, Megan Blacklock, Simran, Malak, Farida Adams, Paul Cantin, Martha Castillo, Cassandra, Kaitlyn, John MacRitchie, Graham Sogawa, Ray, Business Career Hub, Nikoletta, River, Noah, Sonya Graci, Angela Demontigny, Shab, Cher, Chelsee, Jenny, Tiffany, Cedar, Danielle, Vivian, Sabrina, Sonia Molodecky, Jasmine Burji, all of the Office of the Dean, all of TRSM Finance, City of Mississauga, Venture for Canada, Johnson & Johnson, Rogers, MLSE, CCAB, Kanata Trade Co., Native Northwest, and every single person who has contributed or inspired us to make this day happen.

We have all taken one step forward towards reconciliation! We must continue with momentum and build. We must thank those before us who created the foundation for an event like this to happen at our school.

Reflect on the conversations, wear your orange shirts this week, and pass along what you have learnt to others!

You are invited to celebrate with us this Sunday
https://events.blackthorn.io/en/46qc7f6/g/TRRRfK0PZn/reconciliation-in-business-2022-5a324p2mCD0/overview

We’re excited to share our schedule for Reconciliation in Business 2022!

All are invited to experience the celebration of Indigenous peoples, talent, drumming, dancing, food, entrepreneurs, and more! Link in bio!

Identify as Indigenous? Use code “IAMINDIGENOUS” for complimentary tickets! Limited tickets remain.

We are bringing 500 students, academics, Indigenous-Toronto, & more together ( ) to encourage all institutions to respond to Call-to-Action 92, as a way to support Indigenous self-determination, closing the socioeconomic gap that Indigenous peoples’ and entrepreneurs face, and to unlock the emerging $100 billion annual Indigenous economy.