Description
The Memorial Recognition Award honors the memory and legacy of an individual who made a lasting impact on First Nation employment and skills development. This award is given posthumously to someone whose dedications, leadership, and contributions significantly advanced opportunities for Indigenous peoples in the workforce. Nominees must have demonstrated a deep commitment to community empowerment, cultural integrity, and long-term success of Indigenous training and employment programs. Their legacy should continue to inspire current and future generations in strengthening their skills, pursuing meaningful work, and supporting the well-being and prosperity of their communities.
Requirements
** Please note that this is a posthumous award **
- Nominee will have demonstrated lasting commitment to advancing Indigenous employment and skills development.
- Nominee will have shown leadership in empowering their community through culturally grounded training and employment initiatives.
- Nominee will have contributed to long-term improvements in opportunities for Indigenous peoples to access meaningful and sustainable careers.
- Nominee's legacy will continue to inspire current and future generations in building skills, pursuing fulfilling careers, and supporting community well-being.
Criteria
| Criterion | Weight |
|---|---|
| Nominee's Commitment to Advancement | 25.0% |
| Nominee's Leadership Skills | 25.0% |
| Nominee's ability to create Opportunities | 25.0% |
| Nominee's Legacy | 25.0% |