Unify worked alongside the Métis Nation of British Columbia to support the development of a province-wide economic development strategy grounded in community input and Nation-led governance.

Unify worked alongside Indigenous communities and the Port of Prince Rupert to support the development of an export strategy focused on value-added production and supply chain participation.

Unify worked alongside the Kitselas Economic Development Corporation to support the development of an industrial growth strategy focused on opportunities in clean technology, modular housing, and value-added exports.

Unify supported the Gitxsan Laxyip Management Office in the development of a Nation-wide strategic plan grounded in traditional hereditary governance.

Unify led an Indigenous-driven regional diversification strategy in partnership with the Village of Burns Lake and six surrounding Indigenous Nations.

Unify facilitated a workshop at the Assembly of First Nations Climate Gathering focused on how climate technology can be used to address infrastructure gaps in First Nations communities.