New, First Nations-led guidance sets baseline expectations for Reconciliation Action Plans in B.C. (opens original article in a new tab)

A new First Nations-led paper establishes baseline expectations for Reconciliation Action Plans (RAPs) in British Columbia, outlining key areas like truth-telling, Indigenous rights, and environmental stewardship to ensure credible and actionable reconciliation efforts.

• New guidance from UBCIC, RRII, and WCEL sets baseline expectations for RAPs in B.C.
• The paper outlines five priority areas: truth-telling, education, Indigenous rights, economic reconciliation, and environmental stewardship.
• The framework aims to ensure RAPs include meaningful action, accountability, and alignment with the UN Declaration on Indigenous Rights.