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Cindy Blackstock discusses her work to empower First Nations youth

Cindy Blackstock, head of the First Nations Children's Action Research and Education Service (FN CARES) in the University of Alberta's Faculty of Extension, was one of 16 human rights advocates profiled by the prestigious Nobel Women's Initiative. Blackstock was recognized as part of the initiative's 16 Days of Activism online campaign honouring the world's leading women activists, for her tireless advocacy of ensuring justice and equality for First Nations children, youth and families in Canada. As a researcher and a human rights advocate for First Nations, Blackstock is deeply committed to a better future for Aboriginal children—and for Canada.