b'Entrepreneurship is a promising pathway for Indigenouswomen to enrich their lives, strengthen their families, andparticipate in the development of their communities.The National Aboriginal Capital Corporations Association (NACCA) and the Aboriginal Financial Institutions (AFIs)offer business and financial support to Indigenous women entrepreneurs across Canada.NACCAs new Indigenous Women Entrepreneurship (IWE)Program is launching this Fall and will provide Indigenouswomen with tools, resources, and supports to start orgrow their businesses. There are five main pillars forNACCAs IWE Program:1.Research on Indigenous Women Entrepreneurship2.Role model campaign to spotlight successful and inspirational Indigenous women entrepreneurs3.Business tools and resources that are tailored to reflectthe culture and circumstances of Indigenous women4.Workshops, training and mentorship on business andentrepreneurship5.Financial support for Indigenous women who want tostart or scale a businessContact NACCA or your local AFI to find out how we canhelp you achieve your entrepreneurial dreams! The IWE Program is made possible through the financialsupport of the Government of Canada. Learn about some of the Indigenous womenentrepreneurs that the network has supported atnacca.ca Ontario Native Womens Association31Indigenous Women Entrepreneurs Femmes Autochtones Entrepreneures'