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About the Author

Matthew J. Dyck is a proud Métis person, member in good standing with the Métis Nation of Alberta, author, coach, and advocate for workplace culture change and Indigenous-specific cultural safety.

He developed the MISA Framework to support organizations in creating genuinely safe, inclusive, and empowering spaces for Métis people. His work is rooted in personal experience, community stories, and a commitment to openness and collaboration.

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The MISA Framework is continuously evolving based on feedback, implementation experiences, and community input. Your insights help make this resource more effective for everyone.

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For Organizations Seeking Support

Organizations seeking implementation guidance should:

Connect with Métis Organizations

Partner with local or regional Métis governments for formal agreements and community-grounded guidance.

Engage Métis Consultants

Work with Métis educators, facilitators, and advisors who can provide tailored support for your context.

MISA Framework

Métis Identity, Safety, and Accountability — a Métis‑led public policy and organizational practice guide.

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This work is shared freely under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License.

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