Indigenous Boom is the Atlantic Policy Congress's new podcast featuring conversations on Indigenous Health, Education and Economic Prosperity.
Indigenous Boom
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Podcast Overview
Indigenous Boom is the Atlantic Policy Congress's new podcast featuring conversations on Indigenous Health, Education and Economic Prosperity.
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Publishing Since
10/29/2020
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Recent Episodes
November 16, 2021
APCFNC's Health's Department Mental Wellness Project Manager Thomas Hill
<p>On this episode of Indigenous Boom, we speak to Thomas Hill. Thomas has been with APCFNC for a number of years in various positions. Currently he is the Mental Wellness Project Manager. We speak to Thomas about his role and work with Atlantic Indigenous communities.</p>
October 5, 2021
APCFNC Fisheries Policy Analyst for Energy and Environment: Mitch Downton
<p><strong>On this episode we will learn about the work of Mitch Downton, the Policy Analyst for Energy & Environment in APC’s Fisheries and Integrated Resources department. Energy and Environment are challenges in 2021 that Indigenous communities and leaders must make plans for. The work of Mitch is very important for the future of Atlantic Indigenous communities. </strong><a href="mailto:mitch.downton@apcfnc.ca">mitch.downton@apcfnc.ca</a></p>
October 5, 2021
A conversation with APCFNC's Fisheries Policy Analyst Jack Daly
<p>Jack Daly works with the APCFNC Fisheries Department on Fish Habitat. New to his role here at APCFNC, Jack talks about the work in fisheries and fish habitat. For more information on the Atlantic Indigenous Fishery, please visit: https://www.apcfnc.ca/fisheries/news/</p> <p><br></p>
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