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Mapping the Way has a valuable collection of videos, podcasts, exhibits, posters, and learning resources to learn more about the Yukon's Final and Self-Government Agreements.
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An interview with Lesley McCullough
Voices of Vision: An interview with Lesley McCullough
Lesley McCullough has extensive legal and policy experience in governance and Aboriginal rights. She has worked for the Government of Yukon since 1992.
An interview with Doris McLean
Voices of Vision: An interview with Doris McLean
Doris McLean is an outspoken leader and advocate whose work has touched many aspects of Yukon life. Doris, whose Tagish name is Guna, has both Tlingit and Tagish ancestry and belongs to the Dakl'aweidi (killer whale) clan.
An interview with Hal Mehaffey
Voices of Vision: An interview with Hal Mehaffey
Hal Mehaffey founded Mehaffey Consulting in 1992 after eight years as the Band Manager of the First Nation of Nacho Nyak Dun in Mayo, Yukon. Hal specializes in the negotiation of land claim and Self-Government Agreements, implementation plans and financial transfer agreements.
An interview with Adeline Webber
Voices of Vision: An interview with Adeline Webber
Adeline Webber has worked tirelessly toward the recognition and acknowledgement of Aboriginal women's rights.
Together Today For Our Children Tomorrow
Together Today For Our Children Tomorrow
In 1973, Yukon First Nation leaders presented Together Today for Our Children Tomorrow to the Prime Minister Pierre of Canada. This document became the basis for negotiating Yukon First Nation land claims.
Land Claims is our Culture Now
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
What Yukon First Nations Self-Government Means to Me
Land claims negotiation took hard work by many important leaders.
Self-Government is Hard Work
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
A Long Journey Home – Part One - Strangers in Our Own Land
A Long Journey Home is a four part NEDAA series developed in partnership between the Council of Yukon First Nations and the Northern Native Broadcasting Yukon in 1997.