Indigenous and Northern Affairs committee  I would agree. Yes, it is possible.

Indigenous and Northern Affairs committee  Yes, I think it's important to include elders and knowledge-keepers.

Indigenous and Northern Affairs committee  I think that occupying seats on a board, as such, would be important in being able to share best practices and knowledge about the journey and being able to provide that support to have a richer education for students, absolutely.

Indigenous and Northern Affairs committee  My work with Mi'kmaw Kina'matnewey is primarily with treaty education. There are individuals within the organization, if you reach out to them, who would be better to answer that question. Blaire Gould, the executive director, would be the one to reach out to. She can direct any

Indigenous and Northern Affairs committee  I'm sorry, but I only heard my name. I didn't get any translation, but I can see Celeste nodding. Did it go to you? I'm not sure if you can answer.

Indigenous and Northern Affairs committee  I would say definitely in producing resources to support teachers and administrators in teaching about reconciliation and including the stories that have not been included in teachers' professional development. We know that teachers are anxious and excited to do the work. They're

Indigenous and Northern Affairs committee  I believe so. I think that the more people who work on the initiative, the more work gets done. As a small group of people who support the direct initiative here, being able to have somewhere to go for support in those things, absolutely.... The more people who are hands on, the

Indigenous and Northern Affairs committee  Thank you. Kwe, good afternoon. Wela'lioq for inviting me to appear before the committee today to speak to Treaty Education Nova Scotia's support in Nova Scotia's work toward reconciliation. Teluisi Jacqueline Prosper. I am the treaty education lead for Nova Scotia with Mi'km