Kluane Adamek
Kluane Adamek | Indigenous Rights & Climate Leadership
As Regional Chief of the Assembly of First Nations, she has been a leading voice in protecting the land and water rights of Indigenous communities.
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Kluane Adamek is a prominent advocate for Indigenous rights and climate action. As Regional Chief of the Assembly of First Nations, she has been a leading voice in protecting the land and water rights of Indigenous communities.
Adamek's work has been recognized with the UN Women Canada National Advocacy Award and the Arctic Inspiration Prize. Her keynotes draw from decades of experience collaborating with government, industry, and community leaders to advance reconciliation and climate solutions.
Audiences leave inspired to drive meaningful progress on the most critical issues of our time.
The legacy of matriarchs in the Yukon First Nations
The legacy of matriarchs in the Yukon First Nations
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