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Working together, we will create pathways to achieve meaningful change that is grounded in our collective voice.
We view our Indigenization Plan as a framework for collective growth and change; it is a living document that will evolve as our work transforms our perceptions, historic, and contemporary relationships. It is grounded in our belief that we must move forward in ways that both respect and value local Indigenous communities.
At the same time, we must nurture intercultural understanding to help us work across our differences. Together, we will make North Island College a better place for the Indigenous students we serve as well as for all who find their way to our doorstep. Our shared responsibility for living up to the plan’s values and following through on our collective actions will lead to transformative change.
Working together, we will create pathways to achieve meaningful change that is grounded in our collective voice.
We view our Indigenization Plan as a framework for collective growth and change; it is a living document that will evolve as our work transforms our perceptions, historic, and contemporary relationships. It is grounded in our belief that we must move forward in ways that both respect and value local Indigenous communities.
At the same time, we must nurture intercultural understanding to help us work across our differences. Together, we will make North Island College a better place for the Indigenous students we serve as well as for all who find their way to our doorstep. Our shared responsibility for living up to the plan’s values and following through on our collective actions will lead to transformative change.