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Opportunity to de-colonize: South Island society aims to foster reciprocity

  • The Reciprocity Trusts Society, launched in 2023, collaborates with Indigenous Nations on South Island for voluntary reciprocity payments recognizing Indigenous lands and communities.
  • Nearly 300 individuals and businesses have contributed more than $165,000 in voluntary payments to the trust.
  • Trustees representing 10 South Island Indigenous Nations distributed funds equally, guided by the principle of Naut’sa Mawt.
  • The society aims to replicate its model in other regions, including efforts to involve local nations by the end of 2025.
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Opportunity to de-colonize: South Island society aims to foster reciprocity

Working with First Nations, Reciprocity Trusts has supported more than 300 homes, businesses and events

·Duncan, Canada
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Cowichan Valley Citizen broke the news in Duncan, Canada on Monday, August 4, 2025.
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