Why attend?

This conference will feature presentations designed to support First Nations
communities in developing and enhancing their prevention and child and family
services programs. These initiatives will be child-centered, family-focused, community-
driven, and Nation-based. Establishing and implementing a multi-service prevention
model to address complex social issues and respond to families’ needs is challenging
but vital work.

Children are our future, and the ultimate goal is to create quality, culturally safe family
environments that enable them to reach their full potential, thereby strengthening
Nations and enhancing the well-being of all. Regardless of the stage or development
phase of the communities, this conference will address your needs.

Morris Interactive has worked with over 225 First Nation & Métis communities and organizations. We’ve used the knowledge and experience acquired over the past 20 years to design this conference in a way that builds capacity for Managers, Directors, Leaders, Administrators, and HR Representatives with best-practices, tools, and templates that are crucial for communities and organization.

Notice: Morris Interactive takes photos and records this event. By registering, you give Morris Interactive permission to use any images taken during the conference in which you appear.

The Roadmap to Budgeting and Reporting conference is a must-attend event for mid-level finance professionals and program managers in Indigenous organizations.

This two-day conference will empower participants with the essential tools and confidence to excel in financial planning, budgeting, and ISC program reporting, enabling them to lead their organizations to greater financial success.

Why Attend?

Attending the Roadmap to Budgeting and Reporting conference is an invaluable opportunity for finance professionals and program managers in Indigenous organizations.

This event is designed to tackle the unique challenges you face in financial planning and reporting, offering practical solutions and strategies that you can immediately apply.

By participating, you’ll gain the confidence needed to create accurate budgets and master ISC program reporting, all while enhancing your skill set through hands-on workshops and expert-led sessions. This conference isn’t just about learning—it’s about empowering you to drive your organization’s financial success and ensuring compliance with the highest standards.

Don’t miss the chance to return to your organization with the tools to make a real impact.

Location: River Cree Resort & Casino, Enoch AB

This conference is tailored to First Nation and Métis HR professionals. Immerse yourself in expert industry discussions, practical workshops, and networking opportunities, designed to enhance your understanding and application of HR principles throughout the employee lifecycle.

The beautiful setting of the River Cree Resort and Casino in Edmonton, AB, provides the perfect backdrop for building professional relationships, sharing experiences and connecting with fellow HR professionals.

*Please note you do not need to input a code to purchase a ticket.

Why Attend?

Morris Interactive has worked with over 190 First Nation & Métis communities and organizations. We’ve used the knowledge and experience acquired over the past 20 years to design this conference in a way that builds capacity for Managers, Directors, Leaders, Administrators, and HR Representatives with best-practices, tools, and templates that are crucial for communities and organization.

Notice: Morris Interactive takes photos and records this event. By registering, you give Morris Interactive permission to use any images taken during the conference ain which you appear.

Following the success of the "Roadmap to Budgeting and Reporting" conference, the "Proposal and Grant Writing” conference will provide participants with the skills and strategies needed to secure funding for their communities and organizations.

This focused event will guide attendees through the entire process of crafting compelling proposals and grant applications tailored specifically to the needs and priorities of Indigenous organizations. By attending, participants will gain practical insights and tools to confidently navigate the competitive world of grants and funding, ensuring their projects receive the support they deserve.