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      • TPBC's MOAs
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Technology Professionals BC
  • Home
  • About
    • Vision, Mission & Goals
    • Role of TPBC
    • Our People
    • Privacy & Security
    • Indigenous Relations
    • Our Origins
    • Bylaws
    • TPBC Awards
    • Accessibility
    • Help us out!
  • Membership
    • Member
    • Member Patron
    • Business Affiliate
    • Business Leader
    • Member Perks
  • Advocacy
    • Advocacy
    • Accreditation Statement
    • Accreditation Support
    • Build Better BC
    • Indigenous Relations
    • Internationally Qualified
    • People With Disabilities
    • Techub
    • TPBC's MOAs
    • WOMEN4TECH
  • News & Events
    • Events
    • CONNEXION Newsletter
    • Current TPBC News Bytes
    • Older TPBC News Bytes
    • You'll like this!
  • CPD and Mentoring
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INDIGENOUS RELATIONS

TPBC is developing an Indigenous Peoples Relations program in which we will engage with, and offer support and assistance to, Indigenous Peoples in areas such as STEM education and careers.

Dawn McGrath, PhD candidate, MBA, AScT, ROWP, CWP, CWWP,  is a member of the TPBCA Board and is our prime champion as we build the new initiative. 

Dawn is a well educated Secwepemc matriarch who is on a mission to help inform and share her experience so that youth may find a less challenging pathway to success.  Her approach is to support and encourage youth to figure out how to approach STEM related fields and if there is a fit to find a way to make it work.

We are already at work ahead of creating our vision statement, developing a work plan and defining our team. Hence we will report on recent developments and post our corporate info as this evolves. Please check back from time to time. A full program will be up and running before year end. 


Posted 2025/Jun/04

Logo Design

About the Logo

LOGO DESIGN 

The design elements for the logo were contributed by youth attending the 2025 Gather Our Voices conference convened in Kamloops in March 2025.

Dawn McGrath hosted a TPBC workshop on STEM education and careers and on the role of TPBC as the organization builds programming to engage with Indigenous Peoples.

The logo was designed by Dawn McGrath, a member of the TPBC Board of Directors and lead for Indigenous Relations, with finishing touches completed by Richard Mayer, TPBC Manager, Marketing & Communications.

Thanks to all for this community effort.


Logo Design Concept

  • Circular Composition: The circle represents wholeness, cyclical time and interconnection, ideal for an evolution-themed design.
  • Grizzly Bear (North): Represents strength, introspection and leadership—key traits for future STEM leaders.
  • Porcupine (West): Symbol of innocence, curiosity and gentle resilience—mirroring youth's learning and exploration.
  • Salmon (South): Embodies determination, wisdom and sacrifice—reflecting Indigenous teachings and the scientific journey.
  • Eagle (East): Stands for vision, spiritual insight and higher learning—representing innovation and STEM elevation.
  •  STEM Motif: Integrate subtle elements like a DNA helix, circuit lines or planetary orbits, interwoven around or within the circle.
  • Color Palette: Earth tones with vibrant highlights (deep green, river blue, copper, sky gold) for a grounded yet energetic feel.

LOGO DESIGN

LOGO DESIGN 

The design elements for the logo were contributed by youth attending the 2025 Gather Our Voices conference convened in Kamloops in March 2025.

Dawn McGrath hosted a TPBC workshop on STEM education and careers and on the role of TPBC as the organization builds programming to engage with Indigenous Peoples.

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