Learn more about the Final and Self-Government Agreements
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Land Claims is our culture now
Land claims negotiation took hard work by many important leaders.
What Yukon First Nations Self-Government means to me
Listen to what the children of tomorrow think about the Final and Self-Government Agreements.
Self-Government is hard work
Negotiating the Yukon First Nation land claim and self-government agreements took a long time, and implementing them is an ongoing process.
A Long Journey Home – Part One - Strangers in Our Own Land
Part 1 explores the theme of Yukon First Nations feeling like they are strangers on their own lands.
A Long Journey Home – Part Two - Give Our Grandchildren Back
Part 2 explores the theme where First Nations ask governments to give their children back.
A Long Journey Home – Part Three - From Yesterday to Tomorrow
Part 3 explores the themes of past and future.
A Long Journey Home – Part Four - Settlement and Governance
Part 4 explores the themes of settlement and governance.
Perspectives Series 3: Forging Their Own Path
In this third video, former chiefs Hammond Dick of the Ross River Dena Council and David Johnny Sr. of the White River First Nation join moderator Angela Code to talk about the reasons for forging a path towards self-determination outside of the Umbrella Final Agreement by their First Nations.
Perspectives Series 4: A Seat At The Table
In this final video, Margaret Commodore, Bill Webber and Charlie Eikland join moderator Victor Mitander to talk about the creation and work of the Yukon Association of Non-Status Indians (YANSI) and their struggle for equal representation during negotiations for self-government.
Our Resource Collections
Video, podcast series and resource collections for educators, new Yukoners and more
Voices of Vision Podcast Series
The Voices of Vision podcast series features 10 interviews with some of the key people involved in negotiating and implementing the Yukon Final and Self-Government Agreements.
Children of Tomorrow Series
The Children of Tomorrow is a series of 10 videos featuring prominent Yukoners who were children when Together Today for Our Children Tomorrow was being created.
Perspectives Series
The Perspectives Series is a 4-part video series featuring panel discussions on the history of Yukon’s unique approach to self-government and land claims featuring the people who were actually at the table.
