First Nations Governance Roundtable Discussion Group

The First Nations Police Governance Roundtable is a dedicated, standing virtual discussion group designed to support First Nations Police Boards and their governance partners.

This session creates a space for open, practical conversation about the realities of police governance in First Nations communities. It recognizes that governance in this context is shaped by distinct legal frameworks, community priorities, and relational dynamics, and requires approaches that reflect those realities.

Each session is discussion-driven and grounded in real experience. Participants are encouraged to share challenges, explore solutions, and learn from one another in a respectful and focused environment.

This is not a presentation or formal training session. It is a working roundtable where governance questions can be explored honestly, and where shared insight helps shape future tools, supports, and programming.

Who Should Attend:

• First Nations Police Board Chairs and Members
• Board Administrators
• Band Governance Partners and Advisors

What to Expect:

• Peer-to-peer discussion across First Nations communities
• Practical conversations on governance roles, responsibilities, and challenges
• Shared approaches and lessons learned
• Identification of priority areas for future support and development

What Makes This Roundtable Different:

• Designed specifically for First Nations Police Boards
• Brings together both board members and governance support partners
• Ongoing monthly forum to build continuity and trust
• Focused on practical application, not theory

Schedule:
Held on the third Wednesday of every month

Time:
12:00 PM to 1:30 PM EST

Registration:
Free to attend. Registration is required. Register Here

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