The Indigenomics Institute is the leading research, education, and engagement platform for supporting the rebuilding and design of Indigenous economies of Indigenous peoples worldwide. The Institute works to facilitate the realization of Indigenous modern political, economic, legal and community development objectives.
The Indigenomics Institute is an Indigenous economic advisory for public governments, Indigenous communities and the private sector. The Indigenomics Institute focuses on four core areas in overcoming Indigenous economic barriers and addressing challenges:
The INDIGENOMICS SERIES is an Indigenous Economic Dialogue Platform. The Series will highlight points for developing an Indigenous economy and connect a national discussion with key business and organizations on the growing Indigenous economy. The Indigenomics Institute is undertaking a set of interviews on the topic- ‘How do we pay attention to the potential of a future 100 billion Indigenous economy and what is needed to get there?’ At the heart of this development is a resonating new narrative,
We are a powerful people.
INDIGENOMICS IN ACTION
The Indigenomics Institute is the leading research, education, and engagement platform for supporting the rebuilding and design of Indigenous economies of Indigenous peoples worldwide. The Institute works to facilitate the realization of Indigenous modern political, economic, legal and community development objectives.
Indigenomics is a dialogue and design platform to bring attention and focus to the growing Indigenous Economy. Indigenous economic growth is good for everyone. It is through dialogue and connecting that solutions based collaborations can occur to address the challenges and overcome systemic economic barriers.
Indigenomics welcomes you to an Indigenous worldview. It brings to the forefront human values and local economic practice. Indigenomics converges upon the shifting influence of Indigenous peoples. It is about understanding indigenous ways of being and worldview. Indigenomics draws on ancient principles that have supported indigenous economies for thousands of years, and works to implement them as modern business practices
For a population segment systematically uninvited to the economic table of this country for the past 150 years- the future of work for the Indigenous population in Canada today is embedded in struggle and inter-generational poverty. https://vancouversun.com/opinion/op-ed/carol-anne-hilton-time-to-embrace-indigenomics-and-indigenous-entrepeneurs
Carol Anne Hilton Senior Advisor to the Federal Finance Minister – Advisory Council on Economic Growthhttps://thefutureeconomy.ca/interviews/carol-anne-hilton/
Carol Anne Hilton on the concept she invented to pull Canada into a better future. https://thetyee.ca/News/2016/06/03/Indigenomics/
