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Operators Walkthrough Lab App

A next-gen training platform designed to convey a real-world understanding of drinking water disinfection approaches for these communities.

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Water Wellness, Economic Resilience: Reimagining Indigenous and Rural Futures Worldwide

The Community Circle, led by Indigenous communities and in strategic partnership with public and private organizations, has successfully addressed numerous long-term boil water advisories acrossIndigenous communities in Canada. Through this Indigenous-directed collaboration, we have implemented more than 60 pilot projects featuring comprehensive water health initiatives that demonstrate sustainable, community-owned solutions tailored to local needs and environmental conditions. Our community-guided educational framework has trained over 220 students, building essential capacity within communities while creating meaningful pathways for the next generation of Indigenous water-health professionals.

This work is strengthened by Community Circle's extensive global knowledge network, which includes collaborations with more than 70 experts spanning multiple continents—Canada, the USA, Europe, Japan, and Africa—bringing diverse perspectives and innovative approaches to the complex water challenges facing rural and Indigenous communities. These international partnerships complement Indigenous leadership and knowledge, creating a powerful fusion of traditional wisdom and global expertise that enhances our community-centered solutions.

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Community Circle - Water Wellness, Economic Resilience Portfolio
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The Whole Is Greater Than the Sum of Its Parts

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Discovering Common Ground

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Forming an Unusual Partnership

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Build on a Validated Learning Strategy

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Shifting from Sequential to Simultaneous

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Breaking with Conventions

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Lhoosk’uz Dené Nation Drinking Water Celebration

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