Project Highlights
Below is a list of current and recent projects for which Cindy Crowe has provided oversight and leadership.
- Conducted Health Service Plans for northern communities of Independent First Nations ~ 2008
- Coordinated Northern Table activities (now called Oski-Machiitawin) for Nishnawbe Aski Nation (NAN) including Parks, Land Use Planning, Licensing & Permits and Mining between NAN Chiefs and the Province of Ontario ~ May 2007 – Dec. 2008
- Conducted Asset-Mapping and Community Health Planning in northern and southern communities of Independent First Nations ~ 2006 – 2007
- Coordinated Community Placements across Northern Ontario for the Northern Ontario School of Medicine focusing on community and cultural experiences for fifty-six first-year medical students during the inaugural year of the school ~ 2005 – 2006
- Conducted a Pilot Project involving community placements between First Nation communities and the Northern Ontario School of Medicine (Laurentian University, Sudbury, ON and Lakehead University, Thunder Bay, ON) involving eight First Nation communities in North Eastern Ontario focusing on community and cultural experiences for sixteen first-year medical students ~ 2005
- Conducted Asset-Mapping concerning Early Childhood Development Programs in eleven remote First Nation communities across North Western Ontario for Health Canada ~ 2004
- Organized, promoted and conducted four (4) provincial conferences on behalf of INAC to promote the Long Term Capital Plan to First Nations, Tribal Councils and government representatives across Ontario ~ 2004
- Coordinated and facilitated NAN “Housing & Infrastructure Database and Regional Capital Plan” Project Team / Working Group / Housing Project ~ 2000 - 2002
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Cindy Crowe is a cross cultural specialist and part of this amazing journey continues to be strengthened from her teachings through the Midewewin Lodge and her work with:
Waabi-Ma’iingan (Grey Wolf) Traditional Teaching Lodge.