Carcross / Tagish First Nation
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Treaty Talk | Beverly Sembsmoen

Beverly Sembsmoen; Citizen of Carcross/Tagish First Nation and Implementation Manager for Carcross/Tagish First Nation, Yukon

Listen in as Bev tells us why youth should get involved with their treaties, and how they can get started. She also shares her desire for youth to learn from their Elders while they still can.

The Gordon Foundation - Treaty Talk series

In 2020, The Gordon Foundation created a collection of Treaty Talk videos featuring people from across Canada involved in treaty negotiations or who participated in their Treaty Simulation.

The series features many Yukon negotiators and those implementing the Final and Self-Government Agreements as well as interviews with the Yukon's emerging leaders who share their experiences of participating in the Treaty Simulations held in the Yukon.

The Treaty Talk series is part of the Understanding Our Treaties initiative and website of The Gordon Foundation to provide experiential learning about treaties and to support their Treaty Simulation model.

 

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