Our Clients

Recent Consulting Service to Communities, Organizations, and Businesses:

Assembly of Manitoba Chiefs – Strengthening Families Maternal Child Health Program (Manitoba)

Devised a Health Promotion Campaign for print and radio media to address Sudden Infant Death Syndrome (SIDS) in Manitoba.

Aboriginal Corrections – Public Safety Canada (Ottawa)

Created the Aboriginal Resource Guide for Community Development; it is now utilized in Aboriginal communities across Canada and we are now focusing on training facilitators and communities in the use of this strategic tool.

First Nations & Inuit Health – Manitoba Region (FNIH)

Developed an introductory Case Management DVD to benefit First Nations communities in Manitoba, a specific approach to managing health and community initiatives. We’ve also facilitated and coordinated a range of Health workshops, events, and organizational development activities with FNIH over the years, particularly with the Children & Youth division.

Aboriginal Affairs & Northern Development Canada (formerly INAC – Ottawa)

Researched and wrote a document titled, Working with First Nations, designed to assist federal government staff to be more aware of First Nation issues and approaches.

Fisher River Cree Nation (Manitoba)

Facilitated a community development process which entailed creating a 200 year community history and a Strategic PATH plan for the future. Over 80 community members participated in this momentous planning event.

Louis Riel Capital Corporation (Manitoba)

Facilitated a PATH planning process which set new directions and a new vision for the organization.

Eel Ground First Nation (New Brunswick)

Developed a community plan with the community which examined their past, present, and future directions for the next 25 years.

Eabametoong First Nation (Ontario)

Created a community historical scan and a long range vision with their Community Planning Team; this set the stage for a much needed process of change in the community, which has been hit by a plethora of socio-economic challenges.

Manitoba Metis Federation – Winnipeg Region & the Winnipeg Metis Association

Coordinated and planned a number of urban-based initiatives in conjunction with the Vice-President’s office over a 5 year span including a Metis Summit, the Canadian Native Fastball Championships, and youth activities.

University of Oklahoma, Health Promotions

In partnership with this esteemed organization, Little Black Bear organized a Youth Suicide Prevention Conference.

Literacy Partners of Manitoba

Organized and planned the inaugural Aboriginal Literacy Symposium 2011 held in Winnipeg, Manitoba on November 1st & 2nd, 2011.