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Grand River Employment And Training
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P.O. Box 69, 16 Sunrise Court, Ohsweken, On, CA, N0A 1M0
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CULTURALLY RELEVANT INITIATIVES
GREAT
recognizes and supports the strong cultural and traditional beliefs of the community, which is reflected in the programs and services provided. For the Onkwehon:we of the Grand River Territory; the Haudenosaunee (Mohawk, Onondaga,Cayuga, Seneca, Oneida and Tuscarora Nations) beliefs and values play a relevant role in the community. GREAT has adopted several principles which reflect the community’s history and culture.
VISION
The GREAT Board envisions a future where Onkwehon:we of Six Nations of the Grand River Territory will have strong economies, capacity to become self reliant and responsible for OUR well being.
MEGA ENDS
Ga saht sraGanohonyohk
- good minds and thoughts, the consideration for future generations, respect, accountability, responsibility, creativity, effectiveness, efficiency and life-long learning are some of the values that are reflected from our culture and nations philosophy.
It is recognized by the GREAT Board and staff that all people in our community play an important role in defining our nation’s strength and well being and may find it necessary to seek assistance in determining their role in the community as it pertains to employment and/or training. With this understanding, GREAT is able to look ahead to the future of our nation, and assist with the development of skills through the provision of required standardized / recognized training and technology. The incorporation and support of traditional ideals within the skills training will enable the people of Six Nations of the Grand River Territory to compete in today’s labour market while retaining our Haudenosaunee identity.
Throughout the last 10 years, Grand River Employment And Training has been supportive of several initiatives that not only reflect our traditional culture but also the retention of our Haudenosaunee identity. From language programs to local artist development, GREAT continues to support initiatives that increase the understanding and knowledge of our distinct society.
Listing of Projects that we have sponsored:
Haudenosaunee Resource Centre
Onkwawenna Kentyohkwa (Mohawk Language Program)
Waydehwayesdanih (Cayuga Language Program)
Ohwejaghkwhadegaenage
Tsi tyonnhent (Tyendinaga language school)
Woodland Cultural Centre
Kawennio Private School
Kawennio Language Preservation Project
Mohawk Chapel
Akwesasne Freedom School
Soapstone Carving Training
Leather Garments Training
New Orators
Aunties & Uncles Program
Awehaode Communications
Kanata Traditional Village
Roots for Peace
Young Mens Camp
Unity Run
Peacekeeper Journey
Kanatsiohareke
Earth Healing Herb Gardens
GREAT Snowsnake Tournament
Jake Thomas Learning Centre
Santee Smith Dance
Kanata Native Cultural Society
Various Self Employment Assistance artistic & holistic initiatives
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Haudenosaunee Confederacy Website
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