FNUniv Hosts “Igniting the Conversation” Conference on Self-Determination in Indigenous Social Work – ENC

October 28, 2025

The First Nations University of Canada (FNUniv) successfully hosted the Igniting the Conversation: Self-Determination in Indigenous Social Work conference on Friday, October 24, 2025, at the Regina Campus.

Presented by the Indigenous Social Work Alumni group, the full-day conference brought together social work professionals, alumni, students, and Elders to explore self-determination, healing, and culturally grounded practice in Indigenous social work. The event created a powerful space for dialogue, learning, and community connection.

The day began with a Pipe Ceremony in the Ceremonial Tipi, followed by an opening that welcomed participants from across Saskatchewan and beyond. Attendees joined concurrent workshops covering themes such as child welfare, health, cultural competence, burnout and self-care, grief and loss, trauma-informed care, lateral violence, advocacy, and language revitalization.

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