Cultural continuity · Practice
Cultural continuity is an operational responsibility
How relationships, planning, resources and accountability can make a stated commitment visible in a child’s everyday life.
Read the perspective →Writing by
Corinne
Rothecker.
Founder, CEO & Owner · Nitanis Group Ltd
Perspectives on Indigenous child and family services, cultural continuity and the everyday responsibilities of care.
Articles & perspectives
Making principles visible in practice
Corinne writes about the choices, relationships and systems that shape how children and families experience services.
Bill C-92 · Advocacy
Bill C-92 and the daily work of child and family services
A reflection on Indigenous jurisdiction, cultural continuity and the responsibilities of service organizations.
Read the perspective →Family & community · Care planning
Keeping important relationships visible in care planning
Listening to young people, making responsibilities clear and following through on the connections that matter.
Read the reflection →About the author
Leadership grounded in children, families and community
Corinne Rothecker is a Cree woman from Pelican Lake First Nation and the Founder, CEO and Owner of Nitanis Group Ltd. Her work focuses on child and family well-being, cultural continuity, Indigenous jurisdiction and responsible service delivery.