We are an Indigenous owned and operated consultancy firm working to inspire and support Indigenous people and communities.
By amplifying Indigenous voices and building upon traditional knowledge, together we can support community wellness and healing
On March 4, 2022 House of Wolf became an Arctic Inspiration Prize Laureate!
We are immensely grateful and extremely proud to have been awarded $500,000 to launch the Indigenous Community Safety Partnership Program. Together with many partners we will support the restoration of safety in our communities, and support each other in building resilience to future crises and emergencies.
We would like to thank the Arctic Inspiration Prize Selection Committee, the Rideau Hall Foundation, and so many incredible Northerners who contribute to the AIP every year, and give life to so many phenomenal projects. House of Wolf would like to recognize the support of our many partners, mentors and champions.
Mussi Cho to our Ambassador and nominator, Premier Sandy Silver, and to Community Safety leaders – the Honourable Jeanie McLean, Chief Doris Bill of the Kwanlin Dun First Nation, the first Yukon community to launch a Community Safety Officer program.
Thank you to our supporters, CYFN, The Yukon Advisory Committee on MMIW, Children and two-spirited plus Co-Chairs, Yukon Aboriginal Women’s Council, Yukon Regional Chief of the AFN’s, Selkirk First Nation, Tr’ondek Hwech’in First Nation, Dr Brendan Hanley, Kwanlin Dun First Nation, Elder Dianne Smith of Kwanlin Dun First Nation, Mayor of Whitehorse Laura Cabot, Shakat Media, Preparing Our Home and Next Gen Mechanical Solutions General Manager/President Justin Munroe.
Learn more about our proposal and stay tuned as we get to work and continue to share more about the ICSPP.
WHO ARE YOU?
An Indigenous Community that recognizes one or any number of safety concerns for your community, no matter the degree of severity, and want to see change.
WHAT ARE YOUR NEEDS?
To see a decrease in substance abuse, crime and violence in your community and to know you live in a community where you and your neighbours feel safe and are always heard when safety is threatened in any way.
HOW DO YOU TAKE THE FIRST STEP?
You already have. If you are here, you and your community have acknowledged a desire to see positive change and the need for assistance in order to see that change.
We agree fundamentally that “Everyone has the right to life, liberty and security of person” (Article 3 - Universal Declaration of Human Rights ) and have a mutual interest in the betterment of your and all communities.
House of Wolf & Associates is excited to hear from you to start a collaboration.
Listen to Gina talking about the work of House of Wolf on CBC's national show The Current.
Four officers, no weapons, no charges: A Yukon First Nation’s solution for keeping the peace.
(Genesee Keevil/The Globe and Mail)
Trust, hope and pride: Selkirk First Nation has its own security officers
(Mike Rudyk/CBC)
'Matriarchs of the community': Teslin elders become Yukon's latest community officers
(Mike Rudyk/CBC)
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