Cree Nation and Cultural Engagement in Business.pptx

CREE NATION AND CULTURAL ENGAGEMENT IN BUSINESS GROUP MEMBER 1 GROUP MEMBER 2 GROUP MEMBER 3 GROUP MEMBER 4

INTRODUCTION • The Cree Nation is a prominent Indigenous community in Canada. • Today, we will explore how the Cree Nation engages in business while preserving its rich culture. • We will also discuss the importance of this topic for understanding Indigenous economic development.

HISTORY OF THE CREE NATION • The Cree Nation has a rich history dating back centuries. • Their cultural elements include language, traditions, and a deep connection to the land (Beaver Lake Cree Nation, 2023). • This cultural heritage is a source of strength and inspiration for their business ventures.

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TREATY TERRITORY • The Cree Nation resides in Treaty territories such as Treaty 6 and Treaty 8. • These treaties hold historical and contemporary significance for the Cree people (Government of Canada; Crown-Indigenous Relations and Northern Affairs Canada, 2017). • Treaty territories provide a foundation for Cree economic activities and self-determination

CREE NATION BUSINESSES • Cree Nation businesses often start as small enterprises within their communities. • Community members play a crucial role in supporting local businesses. • These businesses range from arts and crafts to resource-based industries.

BUSINESS ORIGINS (CONTINUED) • Some Cree entrepreneurs faced challenges related to access to resources and funding. • Despite challenges, they have persevered and created successful enterprises (Government of Quebec, 2023). • Innovations in business models have also been a hallmark of Cree entrepreneurship

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ADDRESSING STEREOTYPES • Cree Nation businesses actively address stereotypes through cultural education. • They use social media and community events to promote understanding. • Collaborations with non-Indigenous partners also help break down stereotypes.

ADDRESSING STEREOTYPES (CONTINUED) • Cree Nation businesses challenge stereotypes by showcasing their diversity and adaptability. • Their success stories counter misconceptions about Indigenous businesses (Paul, 2022). • This has led to increased recognition and support for their ventures.

ACHIEVEMENTS AND IMPACT • Cree Nation businesses have made significant economic contributions to their communities (cngov.ca, 2023). • They have created jobs, boosted local economies, and preserved cultural traditions. • Their impact extends beyond the economic realm, influencing cultural revitalization.

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CONCLUSION • In conclusion, the Cree Nation's cultural engagement in business is a testament to their resilience. • Their businesses not only thrive but also promote understanding and dispel stereotypes. • We can contribute to a more inclusive and prosperous future by supporting Indigenous entrepreneurship.

REFERENCES • Beaver Lake Cree Nation. (2023). History. Beaver Lake Cree Nation. https://beaverlakecreenation.ca/community/history/ • cngov.ca. (2023, May 1). The Grand Council of the Crees (Eeyou Istchee) | Where we share with the world our vision for our nation. The Grand Council of the Crees (Eeyou Istchee). https://www.cngov.ca/ • Government of Canada; Crown-Indigenous Relations and Northern Affairs Canada. (2017, July 18). Summary of the Agreement on the Cree Nation Governance [Agreement]. https://www.rcaanc- cirnac.gc.ca/eng/1500394750433/1542989760073 • Government of Quebec. (2023). Cree (Eeyou). Gouvernement Du Québec. https://www.quebec.ca/en/government/quebec-at-a-glance/first-nations-and-inuit/profile-of-the-nations/ cree • Paul, D. N. (2022). We Were Not the Savages, First Nations History: Collision Between European and Native American Civilizations. Fernwood publishing. https://books.google.com/books? hl=en&lr=&id=Xn6KEAAAQBAJ&oi=fnd&pg=PT11&dq=Cree+Nation+and+Cultural+Engagement+in+B usiness&ots=xjh_gDU4l-&sig=Kzu3NbZl1d_4gnkjWByyIukLKn0