Indigenous Governance Database

Ktunaxa Nation: Building from their Vision

Producer
National Centre for First Nations Governance
Year

This video, produced by the National Centre for First Nations Governance, offers a history behind the vision or mission statement of the Ktunaxa Nation in British Columbia.

cultural legitimacy
cultural match
cultural values
strategic planning and implementation
strategic visioning
Native Nations
Ktunaxa Nation
Resource Type
Presentations
Topics
Constitutions
Cultural Affairs
Governance
Citation

"Ktunaxa Nation: Building from their Vision." Ktunaxa Nation. Bear Image Productions. National Centre for First Nations Governance. British Columbia, Canada. 2011. Film. (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DTZhlZsZMpU&feature=plcp, accessed August 1, 2023).

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