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Supporting the Anishinabek
Child, Youth, and Family Well-Being System

KOGANAAWSAWIN

Raising Up Our Children

Children’s Commissioner Duke Peltier with a group of children at Koganaawsawin’s launch.

What is Koganaawsawin?

Koganaawsawin is a collective body established by Anishinabek First Nations and Anishinabek child well-being agencies to support and further enhance the delivery of child, youth, and family well-being programs and services by the First Nations and the agencies.

Child Well-Being Law

To date, with the support of Koganaawsawin, 22 Anishinabek First Nations have chosen to enact the Anishinabek Nation Child Well-Being Law in their communities. The Law acknowledges, respects, and supports the primary role of the parents, guardians, families, and communities in safeguarding and promoting the well-being of Anishinaabe children and youth.

Children’s Commissioner Duke Peltier at the podium.

Office of the Children’s Commissioner

Providing high-level oversight over the implementation, compliance, and enforcefment of theAnishinabek Nation Child Well-Being Lawand the Anishinabek Nation Children and Youth Bill of Rights.
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Anishinabek Nation Circle Process

A culturally-based, voluntary, child-centered, confidential circle, providing Anishinabek First Nation families with the support needed to create plan that addresses child and youth well-being issues.
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