Chastity Davis Consulting specializes in building relationships between Indigenous and non-Indigenous, governments, organizations, communities, & individuals
Vancouver
Joined April 2012
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There is still time to join us to celebrate the launch of our first cohort of 2024. We will be gathering virtually tomorrow (Friday, March 15) from 12-1pm.
Join us by registering at the following link:
us02web.zoom.us/meeting/regi…
Look forward to seeing some of you there !! 💕🙌🏽
Join us this Wednesday, Nov 15 @ 12pm for the launch of our new set of modules titled “Moving Beyond Inclusion” created in partnership with the First Nations Technology Council and available on @deyen_transform
You can register at: eventbrite.ca/e/moving-beyon…
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A new course by @FN_TechCouncil & @deyen_transform / @CDavisConsult invites you to go on a journey & learn what meaningful allyship looks like and how you can incorporate it into your life and work. Learn more & register today: bit.ly/3PUpcYY
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Not seeing enough people discussing that an Indigenous 14 year old girl, a minor was tr*fficed & sold to a Marine. It’s all caught on video too. And the Marine Corps wanna sweep this under the rug.. I am LIVID & you should be too!
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☀️🔌"There are more than 230 remote communities in Canada that are powered by microgrids, and 27 of them are in British Columbia. The majority of those 27 communities are Indigenous," wrote @CDavisConsult.
#bcpoli #cdnpoli #climateaction #energy #solar
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Thank you to @CDavisConsult and contributors @K2_Lawman, @C_JoeAlphonse, @ChinookMan, @Kimyvr, @quwutsunn and more who helped create the fifth edition of Mákook pi Sélim. Honoured to share your stories and perspectives. #NIPD2023
This week, we published the fifth edition of Mákook pi Sélim – a business publication entirely produced by Indigenous writers and journalists. Read it here: biv.com/magazine/makook-pi-s… #NIPD2023 #NationalIndigenousPeoplesDay
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This week, we published the fifth edition of Mákook pi Sélim – a business publication entirely produced by Indigenous writers and journalists. Read it here: biv.com/magazine/makook-pi-s… #NIPD2023 #NationalIndigenousPeoplesDay
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"Indigenous women are fierce, and we're fierce about taking care of each other, and about taking care of our communities and taking care of our planet."
On #IWD2023, we remember this invitation from @CDavisConsult and our 2022 partner, @deyen_transform.
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We don’t want to see another Brenda Lucki again. #RCMP are on the brink of extinction if they don’t pay attention to what’s happening around them. It’s time to change. Re: Trudeau says appointing Indigenous RCMP commissioner 'excellent idea'
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And from Ryan’s victims too xitter.cf/justsayrad/status/1631…
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The secret to inclusive streets? The Dutch have cracked the code. For 40 years they've designed and built infrastructure so everyone who wants to cycle can do so.
The result: 25% of Amsterdam residents own a car, while 80% own a bike and 60% cycle daily.
livablecommunitiesinitiative…
ALT A person on a tricycle rides within a group on a red separated cycle path on a tree-lined shopping street in Amsterdam.
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Everytime there is an incident of racism in 🇨🇦 publicly funded health care system - racism which happens everyday, it needs to be named for what it is: publicly funded racism.
Publicly funded racism requires publicly funded accountability, prevention, & justice for those harmed.
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People don't actually want advice. They already know what they should be doing. They want someone to listen and support them.
Here's how to stop giving unsolicited advice:
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The world has lost a great man but #GinoOdjick's legacy will live on through the people who will continue to be inspired by his kindness and generosity. Here's a video about my connection to this incredible person and what he means to me.
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The most powerful thing that people need to remember about residential schools is this:
They never truly did “kill the Indian in the child.”
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RIP Algonquin Enforcer you’ve earned your place with the Ancestors. Gino was very involved with all our local Nations in Vancouver. He used to stop in to have coffee with my late Father. He did a lot for all Indigenous people, he allowed us all to dream bigger! He will be missed.
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I don't think a lot of #Canucks fans realize that Gino Odjick wore the number 29 to honour his father, Joseph, a Survivor of the Spanish Indian Residential School in Ontario. He was given 29 as his registration number at the school. Here's more about Gino: bcsportshall.com/curator-cor…
