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As an Advocate you are committed to working with Aboriginal peoples and communities in the promotion of social justice, self determination and self government. You understand the need for careful research, analysis and strategic action in the promotion of proactive and healthy change. An interest in consultation, mediation and finding common ground are your foundations for thoughtful problem solving.
At the heart of your career direction are public education, restorative justice, political, legal or social advocacy, and community development that require you to know and understand the Aboriginal context within Canadian society.

