Resources
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In February 2026, Yukon Women in Mining, in partnership with the Yukon Aboriginal Women's Council, hosted the inaugural Mining Camp and Community Safety Forum.
This two day gathering drew 104 registrants from First Nations, Territorial and Federal government, regulators, communities, mining companies, and the service sector for an honest look at safety across mining camps and surrounding communities.
Outcome documents include Forum Development, Presentation Overviews, What We Heard (Two Worlds Consulting), Actionable Templates, and a Resource Guide.
Mining Camp and Community Safety Outcome Documents
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Building a culture that deters negative behaviour, encourages ownership and accountability, and fosters an environment that people genuinely enjoy coming back to— for fly-in, fly-out mining and construction crews.
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How to shape behaviour on the journey to and from camp, and protect relationships with the communities crews travel through
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Understanding the decompression-spending cycle and how to help crews find balance between site, home, and money
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Low-effort, high-benefit activities and events for camps of any size, plus a rotating month-at-a-glance calendar template
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A practical toolkit for shifting camp culture without triggering backlash — framed as team performance, not ideology
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A practical, printable checklist for site leadership to walk through camp facilities and infrastructure
Yukon WIM Industry Toolkit Individual Templates
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A supervisor quick-reference for defusing aggression on site, and recognizing the scarcity dynamic that can turn minority-group crew members against each other instead of toward each other
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A practical guide for resource and construction companies on responding to colonialism as structural context, not personal accusation — and what genuine systemic contribution looks like
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For recruiting from remote and traditional communities where digital access is limited or not preferred
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Camp Conduct from a small family run camp to a massive multinational corporate camp require similar standards for respect
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Five short, plain-language templates for family-run and small placer/construction crews — built once, reused every season
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An implementation assurance framework for pressure-testing whether a policy will survive contact with daily operations, for large mining and construction organizations
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A decision framework, bench-building guide, and performance improvement plan template for small and medium construction and mining operations
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A guide for schools, families, and industry partners preparing girls and young women for careers in mining and construction
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A practical toolkit for women in mining and construction navigating office housework, invisible labour, and the path to promotion and fair pay
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Why women's ideas get discounted or reassigned to men in leadership settings, and what teams can do about it
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Why equally or more qualified female candidates are often offered less — the underlying mechanisms and the structural fixes that interrupt them
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Turning strong tactical performers into effective crew leaders — promotion criteria, training curriculum, mentorship structure, and an evaluation scorecard
Yukon WIM Industry Toolkit Packaged Templates
Download the above Yukon WIM Templates as a package