Marian Tibor-McMahon

Indigenous & Community Engagement
 https://indigenousengagement.ca/

Marian is a social research and engagement specialist, dedicated to social inclusion and supporting Indigenous communities to achieve their goals and aspirations. Marian has led many complex social research and engagement programs in the economic, housing, education, mining, and infrastructure sectors.

All Sessions by Marian Tibor-McMahon

  • Day 1


  • 14:40  - 15:40
    The Webequie Supply Road project offers a leading example of how Indigenous-led infrastructure initiatives are transforming engagement and participation in northern Ontario. This presentation highlights emerging trends in formal consultation and Indigenous participation through direct involvement in socio-economic research, traditional knowledge studies, and field-based assessments that advance self-determination and local capacity. The session will further explore the growing use of AI in data management and the challenges it poses to OCAP® principles.

    Session Facilitator: Anjala Puvananathan
    Interactive
    Session 3
    Where
    Salon 1



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