Indigenous Committment Statement
IT Partners Commitmment Statment
At IT Partners, we acknowledge and respect that we operate on the traditional territories of many Indigenous Peoples. We are committed to building and sustaining meaningful relationships with Indigenous communities across Canada, guided by the principles of respect, understanding, and mutual benefit.
As part of our journey towards reconciliation and in alignment with the Partnership Accreditation in Indigenous Relations (PAIR) program, we are dedicated to enhancing our engagement with Indigenous communities through the following four key drivers:
1. Leadership Actions
2. Indigenous Employment
3. Business Development
4. Community Relationships
Continued Commitment to the Indigenous Cyber Tech Foundation
In addition to our broader commitments, IT Partners is a proud founder and supporter of the Indigenous Cyber-Tech Foundation. This initiative is central to our mission of integrating economic reconciliation through business. Our goals include:
Bridging the Digital Divide:
Provide scholarships in cyber-tech futures to empower Indigenous students to pursue careers in technology, cybersecurity, and artificial intelligence.
Sustainable Connectivity:
Develop and implement sustainable, solar-powered internet access solutions to ensure reliable digital connectivity for Indigenous communities.
Fostering Innovation:
Encourage the integration of traditional Indigenous knowledge with cutting-edge technology to create innovative solutions that honor and respect Indigenous heritage.
Educational Support:
Create a secure online learning environment that supports Indigenous learners, fostering a community of growth and innovation.
Community Empowerment:
Work closely with Indigenous communities to support their technological aspirations and ensure their voices are heard in the global tech industry.
Our vision is to create a sustainable and inclusive environment where Indigenous communities and IT Partners can prosper together. We aim to foster trust, respect, and mutual growth by embedding these commitments into our corporate strategy. We are proud to support the PAIR program and to integrate economic reconciliation through business.
As part of our journey towards reconciliation and in alignment with the Partnership Accreditation in Indigenous Relations (PAIR) program, we are dedicated to enhancing our engagement with Indigenous communities through the following four key drivers:
1. Leadership Actions
2. Indigenous Employment
3. Business Development
4. Community Relationships
Continued Commitment to the Indigenous Cyber Tech Foundation
In addition to our broader commitments, IT Partners is a proud founder and supporter of the Indigenous Cyber-Tech Foundation. This initiative is central to our mission of integrating economic reconciliation through business. Our goals include:
Bridging the Digital Divide:
Provide scholarships in cyber-tech futures to empower Indigenous students to pursue careers in technology, cybersecurity, and artificial intelligence.
Sustainable Connectivity:
Develop and implement sustainable, solar-powered internet access solutions to ensure reliable digital connectivity for Indigenous communities.
Fostering Innovation:
Encourage the integration of traditional Indigenous knowledge with cutting-edge technology to create innovative solutions that honor and respect Indigenous heritage.
Educational Support:
Create a secure online learning environment that supports Indigenous learners, fostering a community of growth and innovation.
Community Empowerment:
Work closely with Indigenous communities to support their technological aspirations and ensure their voices are heard in the global tech industry.
Our vision is to create a sustainable and inclusive environment where Indigenous communities and IT Partners can prosper together. We aim to foster trust, respect, and mutual growth by embedding these commitments into our corporate strategy. We are proud to support the PAIR program and to integrate economic reconciliation through business.
Our Commitment: The CCIB and Indigenous Cyber-Tech Foundation
