Calgary Arts Development’s classified listing is a free service for Calgary’s arts community. All content for the classifieds is user-submitted. Calgary Arts Development makes no endorsement to any agency, organization, corporation or individual who submits listings. We trust our readers to use their own judgement when responding to ads. Calgary Arts Development believes that artists should be paid for their work. For job postings and open calls, please share salary ranges or payment. Please note that ads for jobs outside of Calgary and area may not be posted. Archived November 20, 2020 Negotiation Skills Training Indigenous Leadership Webinar The deadline for this opportunity has passed. Many Indigenous communities and organizations are in negotiations or are preparing to negotiate, on important issues such as land claims, self-governance, fiscal arrangements, natural resources, co-management agreements, and business partnerships. You will learn and practice each step in the negotiation process by using proven interest-based negotiation techniques. What Does the Program Offer? Community and organizational interest and position clarification to determine your goals for the negotiation outcomes. A community and individual-based approach to planning participation and support in the negotiation process. How to prepare thoroughly for your negotiations. Best practices for wise decision-making. Build your negotiating skills by participating in simulations, role-play, and improvisation. Understand the differences between interests and positions. Get expert advice on how to build strengths as a powerful negotiator. Examine the duty to consult, the Crown as a negotiator, and multi-party negotiations. Improve communication skills with proven techniques to increase clarity and improve outcomes. Negotiate with a purpose. Who Should Register? Indigenous leaders and managers mandated to negotiate on behalf of their communities and organizations. Government negotiators and policy advisors who want to understand the Aboriginal negotiations environment and context. Private sector parties in negotiation with First Nations and the Crown. Lawyers, consultants, and advisors to First Nations, Métis, Inuit, and government. Indigenous leaders and managers involved in negotiations with funding agencies. Staff responsible for preparing and supporting negotiations. Institutional and municipal staff. Please note, our programs are filled on a first-come, first-served basis. Please register early to secure a confirmation of your spot. For more information or to register, visit banffcentre.ca. Program Dates: January 19 & 20, 2021 Registration Deadline: December 8, 2020 Additional program dates include February 16 and 17, and March 15 and 16, 2021.
