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Tradition and Governance: Joseph G. Norris

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National Centre for First Nations Governance
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2012

Tradition and Governance: Joseph G Norris

Joseph Norris of the Halalt Nation located in British Columbia talks about being raised from the age of five to be a leaders and about the structure of traditional governance in his community. 

leadership development, traditional governance systems, traditional Indigenous governance
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Joseph G. Norris
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Halalt First Nation
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Norris, Joseph G. "Tradition and Governance: Joseph G. Norris." National Centre for First Nations Governance. Canada. 2012. Film. (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AJaKGXOTe_g&feature=plcp, accessed September 17, 2012).

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