Indigenous Leadership Circle
How the Indigenous Leadership Circle is providing leadership in Reconciliation
The Assiniboine Credit Union (ACU) Indigenous Leadership Circle was inspired by an ACU employee’s experience at Children of the Earth High School. There, she was part of a council whose…
ACU’s Indigenous Leadership Circle and the Mikinak-Keya Spirit Tour
Assiniboine Credit Union is committed to engaging in reconciliation. With this in mind, ACU employees who self-identify as Indigenous to Turtle Island (Indigenous name for North America) created ACU’s Indigenous Leadership…
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