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SUMMARY:Radically Reciprocal: Land-Based Learnings for M
odern Philanthropy on the Salish Coast
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\n \n Indigen
ous teachings hold the solutions we need for prese
nt-day philanthropy on the Salish Coast. This pane
l of sector leaders (with one more panelist to be
confirmed) will discuss and name issues facing fun
draisers and philanthropy today\; from hyper-local
to global solidarity with Indigenous Peoples\, mo
bilizing Donor Advised Funds\, climate change\, st
aff and donor retention and more through land-base
d teachings from members of local Nations.
\n
\n There are many unique First Nations all
over Turtle Island\, and many unique Nations withi
n modern British Columbia. Panelists will offer va
lues-based practical take-aways that gift planners
and all working in philanthropy can implement in
their daily duties.
\n
\n Organized by
CAGP Greater Vancouver’s Equity & Right Relations
Committee\, this session is ideal for fundraisers
working in gift and estate planning or any area of
philanthropy. Folks working in communications\, s
enior leadership or volunteering as board members
with local organizations are also encouraged to at
tend!
\n
\n Skytrain station Burrard St
ation is only a short 4-minute walk away. Please c
onsider public transit
\n
\n If you hav
e any accessibility requirements\, please email Ch
antelle!
\n
\n Panelists:
\n
\n Emily Cabrera\, Executive Director\, RAVEN Tru
st
\n Emily Cabrera is a fund development and
philanthropy professional with over a decade of e
xperience. She is of Ojibway/Mexica/European ances
try and is a proud member of Fort William First Na
tion in Thunder Bay\, Ontario. She resides as a gu
est on the lands of the Lək̓ʷəŋən People\, known t
oday as the Esquimalt and Songhees Nations\, with
her daughter.
\n
\n She has a demonstra
ted history of building meaningful\, trust-based\,
relationships with funders\, writing grants and p
roposals\, securing major gifts and leading strate
gic and organizational planning whether it's been
in small shops or large institutions. Creating saf
e spaces and cultivating Indigenous talent is a pa
ssion of hers and she hopes to remove barriers to
access through sharing her knowledge with the char
itable sector.
\n
\n Emily is the Execu
tive Director at RAVEN (Respecting Aboriginal Valu
es and Environmental Beliefs) and is the Founder/L
ead Consultant at Iikaa Philanthropy.
\n ---<
br />\n Magie-Mae Adams\, Executive Director\, Fir
st Peoples’ Cultural Foundation
\n Quee-i-soo
k Thul-la-me eh\, Magie-Mae Adams is a W̱SÁNEĆ and
Tlingit leader whose work centres on Indigenous g
overnance\, cultural revitalization\, and communit
y well-being. Her approach is grounded in cultural
respect\, reciprocal relationships\, and communit
y-led change.
\n
\n She has supported F
irst Nations communities across British Columbia i
n advancing language\, arts\, and cultural heritag
e priorities through strengths-based planning and
capacity development. She holds a Master of Busine
ss Administration in Indigenous Business and Leade
rship from Simon Fraser University.
\n
\n Magie-Mae is the Executive Director of First Pe
oples’ Cultural Foundation\, an Indigenous-led cha
ritable organization. She brings a relational appr
oach to leadership and is passionate about strengt
hening relationships across philanthropy\, shiftin
g how resources flow\, and advancing Indigenous-le
d solutions so communities have greater opportunit
ies to shape their futures and carry their culture
s forward for generations to come.
DESCRIPTION:\n \n \n \n Indigenous teachings hold the solution
s we need for present-day philanthropy on the Sali
sh Coast. This panel of sector leaders (with one m
ore panelist to be confirmed) will discuss and nam
e issues facing fundraisers and philanthropy today
\; from hyper-local to global solidarity with Indi
genous Peoples\, mobilizing Donor Advised Funds\,
climate change\, staff and donor retention and mor
e through land-based teachings from members of loc
al Nations.\n \n \n \n There are many unique First
Nations all over Turtle Island\, and many unique
Nations within modern British Columbia. Panelists
will offer values-based practical take-aways that
gift planners and all working in philanthropy can
implement in their daily duties.\n \n \n \n Organi
zed by CAGP Greater Vancouver’s Equity & Right Rel
ations Committee\, this session is ideal for fundr
aisers working in gift and estate planning or any
area of philanthropy. Folks working in communicati
ons\, senior leadership or volunteering as board m
embers with local organizations are also encourage
d to attend!\n \n \n \n Skytrain station Burrard S
tation is only a short 4-minute walk away. Please
consider public transit\n \n \n \n If you have any
accessibility requirements\, please email Chantel
le!\n \n \n \n Panelists:\n \n \n \n Emily Cabrera
\, Executive Director\, RAVEN Trust\n \n Emily Cab
rera is a fund development and philanthropy profes
sional with over a decade of experience. She is of
Ojibway/Mexica/European ancestry and is a proud m
ember of Fort William First Nation in Thunder Bay\
, Ontario. She resides as a guest on the lands of
the Lək̓ʷəŋən People\, known today as the Esquimal
t and Songhees Nations\, with her daughter.\n \n \
n \n She has a demonstrated history of building me
aningful\, trust-based\, relationships with funder
s\, writing grants and proposals\, securing major
gifts and leading strategic and organizational pla
nning whether it's been in small shops or large in
stitutions. Creating safe spaces and cultivating I
ndigenous talent is a passion of hers and she hope
s to remove barriers to access through sharing her
knowledge with the charitable sector.\n \n \n \n
Emily is the Executive Director at RAVEN (Respecti
ng Aboriginal Values and Environmental Beliefs) an
d is the Founder/Lead Consultant at Iikaa Philanth
ropy.\n \n ---\n \n Magie-Mae Adams\, Executive Di
rector\, First Peoples’ Cultural Foundation\n \n Q
uee-i-sook Thul-la-me eh\, Magie-Mae Adams is a W̱
SÁNEĆ and Tlingit leader whose work centres on Ind
igenous governance\, cultural revitalization\, and
community well-being. Her approach is grounded in
cultural respect\, reciprocal relationships\, and
community-led change.\n \n \n \n She has supporte
d First Nations communities across British Columbi
a in advancing language\, arts\, and cultural heri
tage priorities through strengths-based planning a
nd capacity development. She holds a Master of Bus
iness Administration in Indigenous Business and Le
adership from Simon Fraser University.\n \n \n \n
Magie-Mae is the Executive Director of First Peopl
es’ Cultural Foundation\, an Indigenous-led charit
able organization. She brings a relational approac
h to leadership and is passionate about strengthen
ing relationships across philanthropy\, shifting h
ow resources flow\, and advancing Indigenous-led s
olutions so communities have greater opportunities
to shape their futures and carry their cultures f
orward for generations to come.\n \n
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