Young Soaring Eagle offers project management services grounded in the Indigenous fundamentals of balance.

Family, community, economics, and the environment—one cannot be affected without affecting them all. We embrace this ideology and use it to plan and execute every project, paying special attention to the oft-neglected environment. Whether your project involves governance, culture and heritage, or another sector, we customize our solutions to properly address the problem at hand.

 
 

Case Study

 

Client:

Nova Scotia Native Women's Association (NSNWA)

Core Objectives

Build an office space and resiliency centre grounded in Mi'kmaq values and traditions to ensure healing and wellness.

The project is ongoing, but involves the complete management of working with all stakeholders (NSNWA, funders, contractors, architects, Mi'kmaq leadership and communities and organizations) to build the space, secure funding, hire individuals, and conduct the necessary foundational research and community outreach and engagement.

 
Many different beads - each a different colour signaling our core values: Community, Two-Eyed Seeing, Circular Positivity, and the Web of Life
testimonials

As a farm winery located on the traditional and ancestral territory of the Mi'kmaq, our belief is that sustainability must encompass a deeper understanding of land stewardship that is interconnected with past and future generations. Zabrina Whitman / Young Soaring Eagle enabled Benjamin Bridge to embark on an allyship with Glooscap First Nation in 2018, which provides a tangible way for us to actively engage in reconciliation. This hopefully life-long friendship is navigated by Zabrina with great clarity and agility, as she balances business, community, and spiritual considerations. Zabrina's strong leadership, tremendous knowledge, and extensive relationships have allowed us deeper insight into the land and our place in the community. We are forever learning and grateful for Zabrina's guidance on the path to becoming better allies.

- Ashley McConnell-Gordon, Vice President
Benjamin Bridge