NISA is the proud host of the Kla-how’-ya project. We are an Indigenous owned and operated company that was established in 1998. While our focus for many years has been on website design, maintenance and hosting, our work in the last couple of years has begun to expand.
At NISA, we believe in the power of technology to connect, educate, and inspire. As we approach a new chapter in our journey, we’re expanding our mission to give back to our community and support important causes close to our hearts.
As an Indigenous-owned business, we are deeply committed to promoting the Truth and Reconciliation Commission’s Calls to Action. We strive to use our expertise and resources to amplify Indigenous voices, preserve our rich cultural heritage, and bridge understanding between Indigenous and non-Indigenous communities across Canada.
We’re passionate about leveraging our years of experience in website design, hosting, publishing and event planning to support:
Our goal is to provide these groups with the digital tools and platforms they need to share their stories, showcase their work, and make a lasting impact.
While we continue to offer our full range of website design and hosting services to all clients, we’re excited to extend specialized support to non-profits and Indigenous organizations. Our services include:
As we embark on this new phase of giving back and promoting Indigenous art, culture, and reconciliation, we invite you to join us. Whether you’re a long-time client, a non-profit organization, or an Indigenous artist looking to expand your digital footprint, NISA is here to support your online journey. Together, we can harness the power of the digital world to preserve traditions, share stories, and build a more connected and understanding Canada.
Check us out on our website at www.nisa.net
The project aims to educate Indigenous communities on Vancouver Island about electric vehicles through demonstrations (test drives), community discussions and the distribution of information pamphlets designed specifically for the local Indigenous communities.
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Kla-How’-Ya is located on the Traditional Territory of Snuneymuxw First Nation.