Avalon Women's Centre

The First Nations Education Steering Committee (FNESC) is a policy and advocacy organization founded in 1992, dedicated to representing First Nations in British Columbia. FNESC's primary mission is to support First Nations students and enhance educational opportunities across the province. Through its various programs and initiatives, such as the BC Tripartite Education Agreement and the Learning First Peoples resource series, FNESC works to foster high-quality education tailored to the needs of First Nations learners. Its collective efforts underline the importance of First Nations-controlled education as an essential part of British Columbia's education system. Generated from the website

Assembly of First Nations BVC Region in West Vancouver, BC, serves as a hub for Indigenous communities in the region, providing support and resources for their needs. With a focus on fostering collaboration and advocacy, the organization works to address issues and promote the well-being of First Nations peoples within the community. Generated from their business information

The Aboriginal Tourism Association of British Columbia, based in West Vancouver, BC, is dedicated to promoting and supporting Indigenous tourism experiences throughout the province. They work closely with Indigenous communities to develop authentic cultural tourism opportunities that showcase the rich heritage and traditions of British Columbia's First Nations peoples. Generated from their business information