The Communications Unit distributes information in a wide variety of formats and delivery services including print, broadcast fax, video and video messages, e-mail blasts, the internet, the AFN website, Indigenous and non-Indigenous media and social media.

AFN currently uses Twitter, Facebook and YouTube to engage in and encourage social networking. The AFN website is updated on a daily basis and maintains a media distribution and subscription service which allows users to sign up for regular AFN updates and news delivered to their personal e-mail and mobile device.

A broadcast fax distribution service is also used to ensure information on key issues reaches all First Nations, in particular in areas with low or no connectivity. The AFN uses all these channels and communications vehicles to ensure the widest reach possible to all First Nations regardless of location.

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Join the official AFN Facebook page which includes photos, press releases, news and announcements and links to news, videos and information.

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Follow us on Twitter for updates on AFN activities and news & events impacting First Nations people and communities.

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Social Media Participant Terms of Use

The Assembly of First Nations (AFN) welcomes respectful comments, discussion and debate on all of AFN’s social media platforms. The AFN reserves the right to remove comments and/or limit user access that engages in or promotes the use of hate speech, violence, obscenity, profanity, defamation and/or illegal activity. Please contact AFN Communications at [email protected] with any questions or concerns about AFN’s Social Media Terms of Use.

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Watch Us on YouTube

Check out the Assembly of First Nations on YouTube to watch videos from the National Chief and special events and initiatives.

Communications Staff

Sid Lee
Creative Services Manager


Lori Kittelberg
Acting Director


Celso Cercado
Website Designer/Developer


Hollie King
Website Designer/Developer


Kelly Reid
Communications Officer


Paige Hanson
Communications Officer


Raven Corbiere
Junior Policy Analyst


Roy Whiteduck
Web and Multimedia Coordinator


Wenyuan Yang
Communications Assistant


Angie TurnerCommunications