A simplified day-by-day index of the Connect Leadership Forum agendas, presentations, and supporting documents with short descriptions for each resource.
Simplified resource index
Each section below is organized by day and includes only the documents available for download. The descriptions explain what each presentation contributes to the forum record without requiring visitors to scroll through the full action framework.
Forum-wide
Reference material that summarizes the forum outcomes across all days.
The full forum report consolidates the dialogue and recommendations into the proposed Calls to Action across governance, housing, health, food security, family, education, justice, culture, and workforce development.
Day 1: March 18, 2026
Opening materials and community presentations focused on local realities, community violence, youth protection, and service coordination.
Day 1 agenda and notes outlining the opening session, guiding questions, leadership remarks, and discussion themes for understanding local social and mental health issues.
Summarizes Mistissini's feedback on violence prevention, community safety, youth concerns, local enforcement priorities, and the need for land-based healing supports.
Describes Wemindji's local coordination model, including multi-agency collaboration, youth programming, community service gaps, and practical ways to reduce duplication.
Frames youth protection around prevention, family wellness, customary care, Cree values, and keeping children connected to community and extended family structures.
Day 2: March 19, 2026
Institutional and regional presentations focused on safety, data, health, education, family support, justice, and workforce development.
Day 2 agenda and notes summarizing the main presentation flow, discussion prompts, and takeaways from the strategy and solutions sessions.
Provides policing and community safety data to support discussion about crime prevention, enforcement priorities, and coordinated responses to drugs, bootlegging, and violence.
Uses demographic, socioeconomic, and labor market information to support workforce planning, policy alignment, training priorities, and inclusive economic development.
Connects health, social services, and youth protection work through prevention, coordinated support, family wellness, and culturally grounded care.
Highlights childcare services, early childhood outreach, parent engagement, and cradle-to-career thinking as prevention supports for children and families.
Explores chronic disease prevention, public health infrastructure, community conditions, and practical barriers that affect everyday wellness in Eeyou Istchee.
Summarizes literacy interventions, land-based pedagogy, student supports, alternative education, adult education, and culturally grounded learning pathways.
Connects restorative justice, reintegration, youth intervention, diversion, land-based approaches, and employment pathways for people involved with justice systems.
Supplementary
Additional reports and data resources that provide broader context on community demographics and youth protection across Eeyou Istchee.
The Cree Youth Protection Committee annual report documenting youth protection activities, case trends, committee recommendations, and progress on family and child wellness across Eeyou Istchee.
Population statistics and demographic data for all Cree communities, providing a baseline for understanding community size, growth patterns, and service planning needs across the region.
The Resource Hub is now focused on documents and presentation downloads. The broader Calls to Action remain available on the main forum page.