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DESCRIPTION:\n\nIn this presentation\, Jennifer King will cover the history
  of Jordan’s Principle\, from being passed in the House of Commons to beco
 ming a legal rule through the orders of the Canadian Human Rights Tribunal
  (CHRT). Named in loving memory of Jordan River Anderson\, Jordan’s Princi
 ple is a legal rule to ensure First Nations children get the help they nee
 d\, when they need it. Specifics of the CHRT’s orders\, such as how to acc
 ess services and supports\, and ongoing concerns about Canada’s implementa
 tion of Jordan’s Principle will also be discussed. This event will be held
  in English.\n\nAbout Jennifer King\n\nJennifer King (she/her) is Anishina
 abe of mixed descent with family ties to the Wasauksing First Nation. She 
 has been working in areas of research\, policy\, and public engagement in 
 support of Indigenous women and children for over 10 years. Jennifer has a
  master's degree in social work\, with a focus on Indigenous methodologies
  and Indigenous perspectives on policy and practice. She is passionate abo
 ut the role of critical education and research in promoting justice\, equi
 ty\, and meaningful reconciliation in Canada. An experienced presenter and
  facilitator\, Jennifer has authored/co-authored several publications on I
 ndigenous issues and has also worked as a sessional instructor in the Scho
 ol of Social Work at the University of Victoria.\n\nRegister\n
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SUMMARY:Jordan's principle: A sacred responsibility
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