I'm just thinking about an example. I'm aware that this is being recorded.
With the Olympics coming to Canada, there was an issue with the Conne River Choir, the Se't A'newey Choir. There was confusion as to whether they were invited or not invited to come and be part of the opening ceremony. It made the national news.
A lot of the feedback from people in the outside communities, the province, and in fact the country was that they didn't have it in writing. Well, as an aboriginal woman, I know that your word is far more powerful than a contract, so it made sense to me that they believed they were going. If there could be a tangible example of how cultural sensitivity is important, maybe that's one. If you understand the aboriginal perspective, you know that you take someone at their word, and that is far more valuable.
Although I'm loath to use that as an example, it is percolating in my head.