Charmaine McCraw
With a BA from Lakehead University and over 15 years of experience in Community Economic and Social Development, McCraw has successfully built capacity and relationships with First Nation communities, Indigenous job seekers, and employers across Northern Ontario. She leads innovative projects like "Wake the Warrior" and "Operation Innovation 2.0" to enhance job acquisition and retention. McCraw's past roles include researching Indigenous workforce participation and providing input to the Senate Committee on Housing and Infrastructure. She is passionate about social and economic inclusion for Indigenous people.
Embracing Indigenous Values to Address Modern Challenges with ImmersiveLink 7
Introducing the ImmersiveLink 7 Ethics course, an innovative educational tool designed to integrate traditional Indigenous values with modern day applications! Built around the Seven Sacred Teachings, ImmersiveLink 7 provides a culturally grounded framework for ethics education, fostering personal development and providing practical applications. Attendees will explore how this course supports learners in building a strong cultural foundation. Drawing on our experiences working with youth and adults across the province, we will share insights on connecting to culture and career. The presentation will give an overview of the course objectives, its applications, and how it can be integrated into the classroom.