Indigenous and Human Rights: An Executive Leadership Program
A three-day immersive experience — next session runs June 19 – 21, 2019
To register, please fill out a registration form and email to paceregistration@uwinnipeg.ca.
Registration deadline is Monday, June 3, 2019.
This program is a unique and immersive executive learning experience delivered on site at the world-renowned Canadian Museum for Human Rights, this exclusive program will equip government, corporate, and public leaders to shape their organizations’ perspectives and apply human rights leadership principles in the workplace — through a broad understanding of Indigenous and human rights.
Rich, immersive experience
Executives and leaders will be inspired, enlightened, and empowered by an intensive and engaging curriculum comprised of:
- Influential keynote speakers and leading human rights thinkers
- Experiential and conventional workshops and lectures
- Theme-focused tours
- Self-guided in-gallery study
- Relationship building and ideas exchange
- Strategies for developing a workplace action plan
Program Tuition
All learning materials, experiences, and some meals (coffee breaks, lunches, and some suppers) are included in the program fee of $3,500 per participant.
Finding Accommodation
Individuals are responsible for the costs of their own hotel accommodation and travel to Winnipeg.
Until April 5, 2019, a room block with a rate of $189/night (plus taxes) is reserved for participants who wish to stay at Inn at the Forks, located adjacent to the Canadian Museum for Human Rights. Participants are encouraged to contact the hotel directly at 1-877-377-4100 by April 5 to make their reservation. Participants must identify themselves as attendees of the Indigenous and Human Rights Executive Leadership Program and reference Group Reservation #396094.
While the reserved rooms will not be held past April 5, program participants can still call Inn at the Forks to check for room availability after this date. The block rate of $189 will still be applied if rooms are available.
Please note that this course coincides with National Indigenous Day and hotels are booked throughout the city at this time of year. Course participants are responsible for finding a place to stay while in Winnipeg.