Here’s why the future of work needs to include Indigenous perspectives post-pandemic

Author Justin Wiebe
Why we need to work toward a future that supports Indigenous contributions and talent

Why It Matters

If we want an inclusive and fair future (of work) coming out of the pandemic, it must also be an Indigenous one. A future that makes space for Indigenous knowledge and worldview, languages, and connection to lands and waters.

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