Land Acknowledgement

Modified on Fri, 14 Apr, 2023 at 11:39 AM

It is up to each club whether, how, and how often they acknowledge the Indigenous land on which they meet. Land acknowledgements should be regarded as a sign of respect, rather than a political statement, and do not contravene the Standard Constitution for PROBUS Clubs. They can be seen as supporting Goal 4 of the PROBUS Canada Strategic Plan: Create a climate of change recognizing cultural diversity, demographics and technological advancements.


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