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Indigenomics Institute to Hold Third Global Indigenous Economic Forum

The Indigenomics Institute is set to host its third Indigenomics NOW forum on September 26, 2026, which is a 24-hour online global Indigenous economic event. This forum aims to enhance the economic knowledge and power of Indigenous Peoples. Carol Anne Hilton, the Host and Founder, emphasizes the importance of integrating a generational perspective into economic design.

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The Indigenomics Institute, based in Vancouver, British Columbia, is preparing to host its third annual Indigenomics NOW forum on September 26, 2026. This event stands out as the only continuous global Indigenous economic forum, running for 24 hours online. The primary goal is to elevate and disseminate Indigenous economic knowledge and practices, fostering a platform for discussion on the economic empowerment of Indigenous communities.

Carol Anne Hilton, the Host and Founder of the Indigenomics Institute, expressed that Indigenomics NOW aims to bring a generational lens to economic design. This perspective seeks to acknowledge and integrate the long-standing economic frameworks and practices of Indigenous Peoples into contemporary economic discussions. The forum will gather Indigenous leaders, entrepreneurs, and stakeholders to collaborate and share insights on advancing Indigenous economic strategies on a global scale.

This year's event is expected to attract a diverse audience, with participants from various sectors highlighting the importance of Indigenous economic contributions to broader financial systems. As the forum approaches, the Indigenomics Institute continues to promote its mandate of fostering economic designs that are inclusive, sustainable, and reflective of Indigenous values and principles.

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