Did you know?
The top three community strengths identified by First Nation adults and youth in Alberta included:
- family values (55.6% of adults and 59.4% of youth)
- traditional ceremonial activities (55.1% of adults and 54.3% of youth)
- elders (43.3% of adults and 37.9% of youth)
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Resolutions
You can view the Assembly of Treaty Chiefs resolutions involving AFNIGC and OCAP by clicking the links below:
- Assembly of Treaty Chiefs Resolution 27-01-2010/#002 R - Subject: First Nations Information Governance Centre
- Assembly of Treaty Chiefs Resolution 30-03-2010 #03 R - Subject: Ownership, Control, Access, and Possession (OCAP) Compliant Research with Alberta First Nations
- Assembly of Treaty Chiefs Resolution - Subject: First Nations Information Governance Centre
- Assembly of Treaty Chiefs Resolution R01-2012-09-27 - Subject: Alberta First Nations Information Governance Centre
- Assembly of Treaty Chiefs Resolution #2013-06-12 R04 - Subject: Request for Access to the Indian Status Register for the Purpose of Identifying Status First Nations within the Alberta Health Care insurance Plan Registry
- Assembly of Treaty Chiefs Resolution 01R:2015-02-05 - Subject: Canadian Partnership Against Cancer Project (CPAC): Increased Access to Culturally Safe Cancer Care Pathways by Alberta First Nations in Rural, Remote and Isolated Communities
