"I have a vision for a new AFN where the rights-based agenda is paramount and First Nations assert a renewed jurisdiction towards self-determination, self-government and Nationhood.
Together, through Nation Building, we will work towards eliminating poverty, building economies, empowering our citizens and our youth through unity with pride.
A new AFN will truly support First Nations to determine who our citizens are, represent their interests wherever they live and give us all a homeland of wealth and prosperity."
CONTACT INFORMATION
Media Relations, Maurice Switzer
(705) 494-0687
Calgary Office & Communications Centre:
(403) 266-7331 Ext. 440
Campaign Manager, Bob Goulais
(705) 498-5250
CONTRIBUTE TO A NEW AFN
We encourage all supporters to make a contribution to "A New AFN" National Campaign.
Please make your cheque out to:
“A New AFN”
P.O. Box 151, Wikwemikong, ON P0P 2J0
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Calgary Contact Information
Monday, July 20, 2009
Media Relations, Maurice Switzer
(705) 494-0687
Calgary Office (Tue & Wed.)
(403) 266-7331 Ext. 440
Campaign Manager, Bob Goulais
(705) 498-5250
AFN Renewal not radical
Friday, July 17, 2009
My theme of "A New AFN" isn't literally about "re-structuring" ~ or casting aside the work of the past. It's about positive change and building on our successes. It's about doing things in a new way and ensuring the AFN is relevant to all First Nations citizens, especially our youth.
Delivering on a Rights-Based Agenda
Thursday, July 16, 2009
First Nations in Canada need a National Chief that understands what it is to be a “Treaty Indian”, if you can pardon the outdated expression. We also need a National Chief that knows what the rights-based agenda really means. We need someone that can deliver more than rhetoric, but someone who has a tangible plan – but more importantly, can deliver on that plan.
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