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The Centre for Aboriginal Media, through its flagship event, the imagineNATIVE Film Media Arts Festival, is the largest presenter of Indigenous screen content, showcasing the creative work of filmmakers and media artists from around the world. The festival features a diverse range of artistic and industry programming, spanning film, video, digital, and audio works by Indigenous creators at all levels of experience. In addition to its annual festival, imagineNATIVE conducts year-round events and professional development initiatives designed to empower Indigenous creatives and foster community connections. The institute within imagineNATIVE facilitates professional growth through workshops, conferences, and curated programming that highlight the importance of Indigenous storytelling and culture. Generated from the website

The Ontario First Nations Technical Services Corporation (OFNTSC) was established in 1995 to provide technical advisory services to 133 First Nations and 16 Tribal Councils in Ontario. Primarily staffed by Indigenous experts, the organization specializes in areas such as water and wastewater, infrastructure, engineering, and asset management to support First Nations in fulfilling their infrastructure needs. OFNTSC offers a range of services that include capital project planning, quality assurance, training, and architectural support, fostering strong community partnerships with Chiefs, Directors, and Public Works administrators. The corporation emphasizes culturally sensitive interactions and effective collaboration with various governmental entities to enhance community safety and sustainability. Generated from the website

Anishnawbe Health Toronto is a unique health facility in Toronto, Canada, offering care for Indigenous clients through a blend of Western and traditional approaches. They provide a wide range of services including primary care, mental health support, substance abuse programs, and traditional teachings. The organization is currently embarking on a capital campaign to fund a new Indigenous health center on a prominent site in the city. Through initiatives like the Wisdom Weavers storytelling series, Anishnawbe Health Toronto aims to strengthen the community by sharing cultural knowledge and experiences. Generated from their website