Technology now weaves through nearly every aspect of life, from education to work, health, culture and language, family and friendships, and environmental stewardship. That’s why we’re working to empower Indigenous Peoples living in BC with the knowledge, skills, and resources needed to leverage technology in our lives and communities.

Established in 2002, we are an Indigenous-led non-profit serving all First Nations across BC. Our organization is guided by a board of directors who represent First Nations throughout the province. Our work is led by a team of Indigenous professionals and aspiring allies who specialize in education, engagement, thought and policy leadership, and research.

Mandated by the First Nations Leadership Council, the First Nations Technology Council is the designated organization responsible for advancing digital literacy, improving internet connectivity, and guiding data and digital technology strategy for all 204 First Nations across British Columbia.

We envision a future where Indigenous Peoples and communities claim our space in the digital age by designing and stewarding technology to renew and strengthen our cultures, lands, languages, and ways of being for future generations.

Balance: We support the holistic well-being of our staff, partners, and the communities we serve. We strive for a healthy work-life balance to ensure our team can show up with passion, energy, and dedication.

Respect: We value each person’s unique perspective and lived experience and treat each other, our partners, and the communities we serve with respect.

Trust: We build strong, reciprocal, trust-based relationships, operating with transparency and integrity in all that we do. The communities we serve can rely on us to provide honest advice and guidance on technology.

The First Nations Leadership Council, which consists of the BC Assembly of First Nations, the First Nations Summit, and the Union of BC Indian Chiefs, has given us four mandates: