• Episode 25: Sage advice from policy expert, author, and influencer Michael Wernick

  • May 6 2024
  • Length: 52 mins
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Episode 25: Sage advice from policy expert, author, and influencer Michael Wernick

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  • This insightful podcast provides a unique perspective on indigenous co-management in Canada from a senior leader with decades of experience navigating the complex world of public service and Indigenous relations. In this conversation, I really enjoyed and learned from the thoughtful reflections from Michael Wernick on his career serving as Deputy Minister of Indigenous Affairs and Clerk of the Privy Council, where he gained intimate knowledge of the challenges and opportunities for reconciliation. Wernick shares sage insights and lessons learned and provides strategic advice to help influence decision-makers. With the benefit of hindsight, he also assesses progress made and the continued hard work ahead for reconciliation. This engaging discussion touches on nation-to-nation relationships, treaty rights, Indigenous co-management, and the importance of building trust through respectful collaboration at all levels of government and society. To get a plethora of co-management resources, visit www.co-management.ca

    To join an excellent learning community on this topic, visit www.cloudberry.cc

    To pick up Michael Wernick's book, visit https://www.ubcpress.ca/governing-canada
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