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This article by co-founder Catherine Macquarrie explores how First Nations can move beyond the constraints of the Indian Act by strengthening their own policy-making authority.

This article by Ducharme, Oakes & Soer examines how First Nations are using Bill C-92 to strengthen self-government in child and family services.

In the first chapter to “Sharing the Land, Sharing a Future”,  Abele, Alexiuk, MacQuarrie, & Satsan examine Indigenous self-government within the context of Canadian Confederation.

This article by Kent McNeil examines how Indigenous self-government fits within Canada’s legal system and explores its implications for the future of governance and administrative law.

This report summarizes insights from the “Rekindling the Fire” gathering, where First Nations Elders, leaders, and practitioners came together to share experiences and discuss pathways toward self-government.

This article reports on the RFNG project’s Spring 2022 lawmaking workshop, where First Nations leaders, Elders, and legal experts shared experiences in creating and implementing Indigenous laws.

This visual by the Centre for First Nations Governance (CFNG) compares governance under the Indian Act with First Nations self-determination.

This is the fourth in our series of five one-hour webinars in 2021 exploring the themes behind RFNG. In this episode, our expert panelists discuss the historical struggle for rights recognition.

In this presentation, Kent McNeil discusses the Indian Act, Section 35, and the Inherent Right of Indigenous Self-Government.