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SUMMARY:Lands Management 101 - Virtual Training Series
DESCRIPTION:September 10 – December 3\, 2026\nThursdays | 10:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. | Virtual \nRegistration is open for BCALMA’s Lands Management 101 Training Program. \nDeveloped in partnership with Quinseenum Lands Inc.\, this eight-session virtual training series provides a practical introduction to First Nations land management and the processes\, tools\, and responsibilities that support day-to-day work in a Lands Office. \nThe program is designed for current and future lands professionals and can also support staff working in related areas such as environmental management\, housing\, economic development\, administration\, and community planning. \nWhat You’ll Learn\nAcross eight interactive sessions\, participants will build foundational knowledge and practical skills in: \n\nReserve land management\nIndividual land holdings\nLeases and permits\nIndian Lands Registry System (ILRS)\nGoogle Earth mapping\nEncumbrance checks\nWills and estates\nLand designations\n\nParticipants will learn from Quinseenum Lands Inc.\, a family-owned Indigenous business bringing more than 40 years of combined experience in First Nations lands governance and management. \nCertificate of Completion\nParticipants who complete at least six of the eight sessions will receive a Certificate of Completion. \nThe series is currently underway and registration remains open for upcoming sessions. \nTraining Details\nDates: September 10 – December 3\, 2026\nTime: Thursdays\, 10:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m.\nFormat: Virtual \nREGISTER FOR LANDS MANAGEMENT 101 \nJoin us for practical learning\, shared knowledge\, and opportunities to connect with other First Nations lands professionals from across BC.\nFor more information or assistance with registration\, contact BCALMA Admin at admin@bcalma.ca or Valerie Sam at valerie.sam@bcalma.ca.
URL:https://bcalma.ca/events/lands-management-101-virtual-training-series/
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SUMMARY:Data Sovereignty Training
DESCRIPTION:Dear BCALMA members\, \nYou are invited to join us for the upcoming Data Sovereignty Training\, taking place December 7-8\, 2026\, at the Westin Bayshore Vancouver.\n(note\, Links to Learning is usually held during this week\, but has been postponed until next year. ) \nTo register now\, please use this registration link. \nAbout the Training: \nThis two-day in-person training has been developed to provide participants with a foundational understanding of Indigenous Data Sovereignty\, data governance\, and data management. The program is designed to support First Nations in developing the knowledge and tools needed to strengthen their control over their data and implement Indigenous Data Sovereignty practices within their communities/workplaces. The training has been developed in partnership with Shared Value Solutions. \nTraining dates: December 7-8\, 2026\nTime: 9:00 AM – 4:30 PM\nLocation: The Westin Bayshore Vancouver\, 1601 Bayshore Drive\, Vancouver\, BC V6G2V4 \nSee the hotel booking information below.  \nTraining modules will cover \n\nIntroduction to Indigenous Data Sovereignty\nIntroduction to Data Governance and Data Management\nFrameworks and Models for Data Governance\, Building a Data Governance Policy\, and Building a Data Management Strategy. This training offers an opportunity to explore how data governance and management can support First Nations in exercising greater control over their information.\n\nUpon completing the training\, participants will have a stronger foundation for implementing Indigenous Data Sovereignty tools and supporting conversations with the appropriate individuals within their communities. \nWho Should attend?\nThis training is open to First Nations staff\, leadership\, and community partners interested in strengthening Indigenous Data Sovereignty and governance practices. We welcome participants working in administration\, communications\, lands and environmental management\, estates\, housing\, community planning\, records and information management\, and other related areas. \nWhether you work directly with data or support programs\, services\, and decision-making within your Nation\, this training offers an opportunity to build foundational knowledge\, share experiences\, and explore practical approaches to strengthening community-led data governance. \nNo previous experience in data governance or management is required. \nWe encourage you to join us for this opportunity to learn\, connect with colleagues from across First Nations communities\, and explore how Indigenous Data Sovereignty can strengthen governance\, programs\, and services within your Nation. We look forward to welcoming you to Vancouver this December! \nTravel & Accommodation: Participants are responsible for arranging their own travel and accommodations.\nWestin Bayshore Group Rate: starts at $269/nt + taxes and fee. Please be advised that in case of cancellation\, please cancel at least 3 days prior to the arrival to avoid 1 night cancellation charge. \nPlease use the BCALMA group reservation link to access the negotiated hotel rate.\nHotel Reservation Link: Data Sovereignty Event Hotel Reservation     Book by November 13\, 2026 \nBCALMA Member Travel Sponsorship:\nBCALMA members are eligible for travel sponsorship of up to $1\,500 per First Nation. More than one participant from a First Nation may register; however\, the maximum travel sponsorship available is $1\,500 per First Nation. Additional participants may be subject to a registration fee. Not a BCALMA member? First Nations interested in joining BCALMA can contact admin@bcalma.ca for membership information. Annual membership is $300 per First Nation. \nQuestions?\nFor registration\, travel sponsorship\, accommodation\, or other questions\, contact admin@bcalma.ca.
URL:https://bcalma.ca/events/data-sovereignty-training/
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