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‘It can only benefit the conversation’: connecting leaders with frontline stakeholders a priority for lobbyists on Indigenous-related files

Advocacy work over the past year has emphasized to decision-makers that their approaches to major issues continuing to affect Indigenous people were also of interest to the wider public, says NWAC head Lynne Groulx.

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BY STEPHEN JEFFERY
September 29, 2021

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