KDFN’s Education Support Coordinators–formerly called Community Education Liaison Coordinators or CELCs—help students, parents/guardians and school staff achieve student success. They do this by coordinating support and services that assist the…
2021 KDFN General Assembly Saturday, October 30 and Sunday, October 31, 2021 KDFN Citizens, please view the agenda here: TAB 1c Agenda_Oct 30_31 2021 If you have a GA Resolution…
KDFN Citizen Rennes Lindsay took dedicated care during her final year of high school to complete all of the requirements for graduation, including purposefully taking classes that would look good…
Do you have questions on the Yukon First Nation School Board? Check out this FAQ sheet! FAQ-FNSB
Wayne Vallevand’s skills and quick thinking have taken him far throughout his career, and this summer they took him all the way to the Olympic Games in Tokyo. Photo courtesy…
Pat Joe is a KDFN Citizen from the Tagish Nation and the Dak’laweide Clan. This summer, she won a Canadian Teachers’ Federation award for leadership in Indigenous education and excellence…
Kwanlin Dün First Nation is a self-governing nation. All branches of our government protect the interests of citizens and uphold the Kwanlin Dün First Nation Constitution.
Council make and administer Kwanlin Dün First Nation laws, develop public policy, and carry out other responsibilities. Your Council is hard at work moving the government forward.
Our Elders provide guidance and wisdom to the Kwanlin Dün First Nation.
Learn more about Kwanlin Dün First Nation Agreements, laws, policies, and citizenship.
Representatives of young citizens may provide the views of KDFN youth to advise the Kwanlin Dün First Nation.
The Judicial Council is set up under KDFN’s constitution to protect the rights of Kwanlin Dün citizens.
Administers the financial affairs to provide effective and efficient use of the financial and human resources of the Kwanlin Dün First Nation.
