Indigenous Boom: Recent Episodes
APCFNC AAEDIRP Podcast
Indigenous Boom is the Atlantic Policy Congress's new podcast featuring conversations on Indigenous Health, Education and Economic Prosperity.
On this episode of Indigenous Boom, we speak to Thomas Hill. Thomas has been with APCFNC for a number of years in various positions. Currently he is the Mental Wellness Project Manager. We speak to Thomas about his role and work with Atlantic Indigenous communities.
On this episode we will learn about the work of Mitch Downton, the Policy Analyst for Energy & Environment in APC’s Fisheries and Integrated Resources department. Energy and Environment are challenges in 2021 that Indigenous communities and leaders must make plans for. The work of Mitch is very important for the future of Atlantic Indigenous communities. mitch.downton@apcfnc.ca
Jack Daly works with the APCFNC Fisheries Department on Fish Habitat. New to his role here at APCFNC, Jack talks about the work in fisheries and fish habitat. For more information on the Atlantic Indigenous Fishery, please visit: https://www.apcfnc.ca/fisheries/news/
On this episode of Indigenous Boom, we are speaking to Jerid Watton. Jerid is the newly appointed Regional Water Coordinator for the Atlantic Policy Congress and works closely with the Atlantic First Nations Water Authority and First Nation leaders to provide AFN with support for their ongoing water projects. His work includes co-developing the Safe Drinking Water for First Nations draft framework, Long-term Drinking Water Strategy draft framework, and informing First Nation stakeholders with important details to assist in the decision-making process. Through this work Jerid hopes to help local First Nations to understand and act with respect to a wide range of important water-related issues.
In this episode, we introduce the Atlantic Indigenous Economic Development Integrated Research Program (AIEDIRP)! Indigenous Boom host and creator Krista Thompson is the Director of the department and talks about current projects, the AIEDIRP blog, Indigenous Boom and more.
In this episode, we continue to explore APC's Fisheries and Integrated Resource department by chatting with Fisheries Policy Analyst Charlie Marshall. We discuss species at risk, the protection of these species, and much more.
In this episode, we speak with APC's Fisheries and Integrated Resources Director Melissa Nevin. We discuss the work of the overall department, past and present research, conferences, partnerships and much more.
This episode explores the (RHSW) program at the Atlantic Policy Congress of First Nation Chief Secretariat. Now more than ever, survivors in the community need support and understanding. Brenda Christie and Connie Francis are available to give that support to folks who need it across Atlantic Canada. Please visit www.apcfnc.ca for additional information on the program and contact information. Connie and Brenda can also be found on Facebook under Connie Francis and Brenda Christie.
In this episode, we speak with the CEO and COO of the Atlantic First Nations Water Authority. We discuss the current state of water and wastewater management in communities, future projects, and issues around water in the Atlantic region.
In this episode, we speak with APC's Executive Director John G. Paul. We discuss Indigenous fisheries, the effects of COVID-19 on the fisheries and fisherman and the recent tension around the Marshall decision and the pursuit of a moderate livelihood.
In this episode, we speak to Mi'kmaq Printing & Design, a social enterprise working in Charlottetown, P.E.I. We spoke with Misiksk Jadia, IT and Digital Marketing Lead, about the business, how COVID-19 has affected them and what they are planning moving forward in 2021.
In this episode, we speak to the Atlantic Provinces Economic Council's, Fred Bergman to get an update on the COVID-19 recovery and support for Indigenous firms and communities in the Atlantic region. Fred shares the details of the federal funding for Indigenous communities, next steps for the recovery of Atlantic Indigenous businesses and communities and much more.
In this episode, we speak to Ulnooweg's General Manager, Matt Tapper. Matt shares the details of the funding opportunities that are available to Atlantic Canada's entrepreneurs and business folks. He speaks on loan eligibility, viable businesses and new opportunities that are coming. He clears up some misinformation about grant and loan programs.
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This is our 2nd episode in the series, The Economic Cost of Covid-19: Supporting the recovery of Indigenous Firms and Communities. The author of this report, Fred Bergman talks about the findings, and what the next steps are for the recovery of Atlantic Indigenous businesses and communities.
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Indigenous Boom is the Atlantic Policy Congress's new podcast featuring conversations on Indigenous Health, Education and Economic Prosperity.
As we kick off, we decided to speak with APC's own Vanessa Nevin. We discussed COVID-19, and how the Atlantic Indigenous communities have prepared and reacted over the past few months.