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The SCC’s decision on February 9, 2024, provides certainty to ATC and First Nations to implement their own laws regarding child and family services in a manner that respects each Nation's diversity, culture, and autonomy.
The Athabasca Tribal Council (ATC) is pleased to announce the newest addition to its leadership team, Fred Russell, who joined the organization as Chief Operating Officer (COO) on Monday, January 8th, 2024.
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Upcoming Events
Make Cree a language you speak at home.
Welcoming new moms, soon to be moms, aunties, setsuné, and kokums too. Drop-in for Elder care, Auntiesupports. Learn all about pre-natal/post-natal care, birthing options, Indigenous Midwifery, traditional parenting, and Indigenous medicines. Refreshments, snacks, crafts, and door prizes at each session.
Make Dene a language you speak at home.
KOKUMS & SETSUNÉ RIBBON SKIRT MAKING FOR GRANDMOTHERS WHO ARE CARING FOR THEIR GRANDCHILDREN IN THE FORT CHIPEWYAN COMMUNITY
An after-school club that promotes wellness and inclusivity. Girls can build self-confidence by discussing important topics that impact their lives.
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Rebuilding Resilient Indigenous Communities
Assessing the Indigenous Impacts of the Horse River Wildfire
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