BECOME A MEMBER
A Place to Learn, Reflect, and Belong
Bringing 'Uy Sqwalawun' to your Practice
We raise our hands to your desire to improve the cultural safety of your practice. Culturally Committed is here to support you on your journey.
At Culturally Committed, we believe cultural safety begins with personal reflection and shared responsibility. Our membership offers more than just access—it’s an ongoing relationship grounded in Indigenous knowledge, community accountability, and humble learning.
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We offer two pathways—Professional Membership and Active Ally Membership—depending on your role, experience, and how you’re engaging in this work.
All members receive access to our monthly workshops and community calls. If you’re not ready to join, workshops can also be purchased and attended individually.
MEMBERSHIP OPTIONS
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PROFESSIONAL MEMBERSHIP
For providers offering direct services to Indigenous clients
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As a Professional Member, you’ll gain tools, teachings, and feedback to meaningfully improve the cultural safety of your practice—and communicate your commitment clearly to those you serve.
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Includes:
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Live monthly workshops on cultural safety and humility
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Live monthly community calls with mentors
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Listing on the Culturally Committed Providers Map
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Access to anonymous client feedback
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Digital logo and printable materials for your website and practice
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Full access to the Members Portal (workshop & call library)
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Provider’s package by mail (pin, decal, poster, traditional medicines)
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Private members-only Facebook group for shared learning and support
To maintain your listing on the Providers Map, active participation in the membership is required.
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ACTIVE ALLY MEMBERSHIP
For individuals committed to learning and taking action toward reconciliation
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Being an ally is not a title—it’s a practice. This membership is for those who are showing up with humility, ready to learn, and committed to walking this path in a good way.
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Includes:
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Live monthly workshops on cultural safety and humility
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Live monthly community calls with mentors
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Access to the full Members Portal (library of workshops and replays)
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Digital badge for your website or email signature
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Permission to identify as “Culturally Committed” in your personal materials
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Access to the private members Facebook group
CHOOSE THE MEMBERSHIP THAT FEELS RIGHT TO YOU
Still unsure which membership is right for you? Start where you are. All paths here are rooted in humility and reflection—and we’re honored to walk alongside you.
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All memberships include access to monthly workshops, community calls, and our private Members Portal.
WHAT IT FEELS LIKE TO BE PART OF OUR COMMUNITY
Membership isn’t just about what you get—it’s about how you feel when you’re here.
In this short video, you’ll hear from members who’ve walked this path with us—sharing what it means to learn in community, to feel supported, and to grow in a space grounded in relationship and cultural safety.
“Culturally Committed has opened my eyes to ways of seeing and being in the world that I never imagined. Each workshop and community call offers a glimpse into a deeper way of understanding, held with such patience and love by our mentors. I came in with curiosity—and found a space of true learning, community, and care.”
— Laura
"As someone raised in Canada without learning about Indigenous history, I began a personal journey to fill in the gaps. Culturally Committed became a powerful part of that journey—a place where I’ve been able to ask hard questions, be challenged with care, and grow in community. It’s hopeful, healing, and deeply energizing. For any non-Indigenous person who’s unsure where to begin: be brave. You’ll find a safe, generous space here—and it will change you.”
— Trevor
"I joined Culturally Committed looking to deepen my understanding—and found more than I ever expected. Just listening each month has opened my eyes to things I didn’t even know I needed to learn. The generosity of the Indigenous mentors, and the safe, intentional way this community holds space, has changed me both personally and professionally.”
— Kathy