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When local governments take action towards creating welcoming public breastfeeding spaces, they are supporting healthy child development, improved social and gender equity, climate action, and food security within their communities. Furthermore, creating breastfeeding friendly spaces can contribute to truth and reconciliation, employment, and social connection. Everyone within government, from planners, policy and decision makers, infrastructure workers, to communications teams and front-line staff, all have a role to play.

These suggestions represent what UNDRIP calls a "standard of achievement to be pursued in a spirit of partnership and mutual respect" for cultural institutions working with Indigenous communities in Canada.

With a sincere dedication to preserving local history, Gerrie has been a fixture at the museum since it was established in 1978 in the basement of the Enderby Junior Secondary School.