About
Based out of Regina, Saskatchewan, we are an Indigenous professional services firm founded by former Chief of Cowessess First Nation Cadmus Delorme and Thomas Benjoe of Muscowpetung First Nation. Our name, OneHoop, comes from the teachings of the Sacred Hoop, which acknowledge that everything in our universe is connected and that we are a part of one continuous process of growth and progression. We bring these teachings to life by being an organization centred on people, believing both individuals and communities are keys to strengthening Indigenous relations across Turtle Island. We provide service offerings to Indigenous and non-Indigenous corporations, governments, and community organizations. Our corporate service offerings include Community and Indigenous Engagement, Indigenous Employment Policy and Strategy, Indigenous Equity and Partnership Strategy, Indigenous Procurement Policy and Strategy, Reconciliation Action Plan (RAP) Development, Indigenous Participation Plan Development, Strategic Planning, Indigenous Cultural Awareness Training and Workshops. Our community- and nation-oriented service offerings include Economic Development Implementation and Strategy, Comprehensive Community Plans (including Four Pillars Society), Event Management, Community Identity and Storytelling, and Culture and Identity Support.
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Location & service area
Regina, Saskatchewan
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