Fostering a culture of respect
Having Indigenous voices at the tables where decisions are made and engaging in authentic listening are integral to building a culture of respect.
A culture of respect results in a learning institution where Indigenous students can feel welcome and inspired. To this end, Coast Mountain College has shaped administrative protocols to make sure that there is representation of Indigenous community members and students where issues are discussed and decisions made.
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Committees & councils
Explore our First Nations Council, Board of Governors and Education Council.
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Elders & Knowledge Keepers
Indigenous Knowledge Keepers and Elders share traditional knowledge, experiences, stories and wisdom.
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Indigenization at CMTN Report
Review our report on Indigenization at Coast Mountain College.
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Aboriginal Service Plan
Learn about BC’s Ministry of Advanced Education Aboriginal Service Plan.
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Galts'ap Day
Learn more about our annual professional development day at Coast Mountain College.
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Convocation
Discover how Indigenous culture plays an important role in CMTN’s convocation ceremonies.
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