Nipissing First Nation Women’s Survey

Ahneen Nbisiing Kwewag:

Miigwetch (thank you) for taking the time to visit this page and providing me with some of your ideas and feedback as we head into the election for Chief and Council. I’m looking forward to your support, however, I’m not going to take it for granted or make decisions for you. As all good leaders should, I need your help and feedback. I want to listen to your thoughts on issues that are important to you.

To help me achieve this, I respectfully ask for some of your time and consideration in answering a few questions. Your answers to these questions will not be disclosed, nor will I retain any of your private information.

Thank you.

Scott McLeod
Candidate for Chief

I am a woman and I'm a Nipissing First Nation citizen.*
- Yes.
- No.
The following statement best describes me:
Please rank the following issues by REARRANGING the following FROM the TOP being most important and the BOTTOM being the least important.
- As women & caretakers of the water & the Lake, being more involved in the fisheries discussions from a women's perspective.
- Education of our children, taking care of the youth.
- Safety, addressing family violence & missing and murdered Aboriginal women
- Becoming more involved in NFN business & having a forum to discuss women's issues
- Our Nbisiing culture & Ojibwemowin language.
In your own words, what issue is the most important to women in Nipissing First Nation?
Do you have any ideas that can improve our community from a women's perspective?