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<p>Over the course of the last few months, First Nations, M&eacute;tis and Inuit peoples across the country have been voting in various elections and partaking in community surveys, managed by <a href="https://news.onefeather.ca/latest-voting-information-updates" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">OneFeather</a>.</p>

Indigenous Voters Across Canada Participate in Elections and Community Surveys

Over the course of the last few months, First Nations, Métis and Inuit peoples across the country have been voting in various elections and partaking in community surveys, managed by OneFeather.

You can now be a member of more than one community for voting and status card applications!

Community membership in OneFeather gets a little better

9 years ago, when I started working on OneFeather with Lawrence, our founder and CEO, we had many conversations about what it meant to be a voting member of a First Nation.

See this story for updates on your nations current voting events.

Latest Voting Information Updates.

Learn more about how OneFeather can optimize your nations next voting event here. With 50+ years of combined Indigenous elections management, we are the leaders of Indigenous electoral technology and best practices for First Nations and Metis elections and voting events in Canada.

Share Circle with us as Lawrence Lewis dives into all things truth and reconciliation: yesterday, today, and tomorrow. And how technology can help us get there.

Truth and Reconciliation: We Pause, Reflect, and Share a Word of Hope

When Lawrence speaks - it's hard not to be moved and captivated not only by his vision of a resilient future for Indigenous Peoples but by the work he actively does to get us there. ​ Share circle with us as we lean in to hear: what truth and reconciliation means, how Indigenous and non-Indigenous can use this time to pause and reflect on National Day for Truth and Reconcilation, and his hope-filled message for Indigenous Peoples today.

OneFeather Helps to Ensure Indigenous Identity Will Never Expire

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Offering the only online status card service in Canada, OneFeather’s status card (SCIS) application service allows Indigenous people to renew, replace, or apply online. The service is a simple, stress-free, affordable online process that respects Indigenous privacy, identity, and sovereignty and reduces the risk of status card expiry and application rejections.

A Conversation with Gail Joe and Paul Lacerte: the resurgence of Indigenous identity, resilience, transformative power of technology, and their roles at Indigenous Tech firm; OneFeather.

Lean in to hear what they had to say.

Drawing from their experience serving Indigenous Peoples and lived wisdom, Gail Joe and Paul Lacerte discussed topics important to Indigenous Peoples today; the re-enfranchisement of Indigenous Identity, resilience, the transformative power of technology, and what they hope to bring to OneFeather, as the first members of the Board of Directors. Their visions in service to Indigenous Peoples are nothing short of beautiful.

OneFeather launches dedicated Indigenous banking solutions with OneFeather APP and OneFeather PAY card.

The OneFeather APP is a ground-breaking Indigenous innovation offering a dedicated Indigenous banking solution for First Nations Peoples, Métis, and Inuit. Paired with the new contactless OneFeather PAY card and 1FTs (OneFeather Tokens), OneFeather continues to remove the systemic barriers Indigenous Peoples face.

OneFeather CTO addresses BC's Bill 41, BC Registry Services, and the opportunity for inclusive modern technology to honor Indigenous languages.

How Technology Can Perpetuate Systemic Language Oppression of Indigenous Peoples and the Opportunity for Inclusive Modern Systems

This morning I heard about a woman's request to register a business in her Indigenous language denied by the B.C. governmenton the radio. Cheyenne Cunningham, a Katzie woman, tried to register a business name with BC Registry Services in her traditional language, Hən̓q̓əmín̓əm̓ but was told that she could only use characters from the Roman alphabet. The name Cheyenne chose was k̓ʷə́yecən, which means grizzly bear in English.

Our marketing team is looking for a designer(s) with digital and/or print experience interested in exploring design through their Indigenous lens.

Share Your Design Skills With OneFeather

The new changes improve privacy and engagement in the democratic process

OneFeather Reimagines the Digital Voting Process for Indigenous Peoples

OneFeather has reimagined the voting process to improve the engagement of Indigenous Peoples in the democratic process in Canada. Changes include enhanced voting experience, accessibility, security, privacy, and marks the introduction of Indigenous digital identity accounts.

OneFeather recognized for creating opportunities for a more inclusive and prosperous future

OneFeather Receives Indigenous Business Award

OneFeather received a Indigenous Business Awardpresented by BC Achievement in partnerwith the Ministry of Indigenous Relations and Reconciliation. Alongisde 8other recipients, OneFeather has been recognized creating and expanding opportunities, relationships and communities, with thegoal of contributing to a more inclusive and prosperous future.

OneFeather startup is reducing carbon footprints and increasing social capital.

Indigenous Tech Company OneFeather Gets $100K Grant from Sustainable Development Technology Canada

In partnership with accelerators across Canada,Sustainable Development Technology Canada (SDTC) announcedfunding for 17 Canadian start-upsthatare pushing the boundaries of technologyto develop sustainable solutions that will drive our economy forward - and OneFeather is a recipient. OneFeather has developed technology fordigital voting and data sovereignty, and is developing streamlined digital statuscard renewals,online dedicated Indigenousbanking solutions,andother servicesfor Indigenous people across Canada. OneFeather&#39;s technologyreduces travel needs from and to remote communities, paper waste, and increases Indigenous social capital.