UNSM describes itself as a tribal organization established in 1969 to provide a unified political voice for the Mi'kmaq people of Nova Scotia. It says it works with member First Nations to support governance, healthy communities, and self-determined Nationhood, through programs in capacity development, health and wellness, data governance, and treaty rights. It emphasizes partnership, culturally grounded services, and accountability to member communities.
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What Union of Nova Scotia Mi'kmaq says about its culture
What Union of Nova Scotia Mi'kmaq says it offers, drawn from its own website.
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Strong, healthy, and self-determined Mi’kmaq Nations, grounded in culture, community and collaboration.
Collaboration, transparency, and respect for community authority and autonomy
“Decision-making is guided by collaboration, transparency, and respect for community authority and autonomy.”Source
Partnership
“At the heart of UNSM’s work is a commitment to partnership.”Source
Mi'kmaq values and tradition
“Evolving through the guidance of Mi’kmaq values and tradition”Source
Netukulimk (sustainability)
“Netukulimk (Mi’kmaw principles of sustainability)”Source
Quoted from Union of Nova Scotia Mi'kmaq's own website. TeaKo does not verify these claims.
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