MONTHLY WORKSHOPS
Live every third Wednesday. Open to all. Included with membership or available individually.
Every month, we gather in community to listen, reflect, and learn alongside Indigenous mentors, Elders, and guest speakers.
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These workshops are not just events. They are shared spaces of practice—where cultural safety, humility, and truth-telling take root. Together, we explore the lived realities of colonization, deepen our understanding of Indigenous knowledge systems, and consider what accountability looks like in our lives and work.
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Whether you're joining for the first time or returning to continue your journey, you're welcome here.
Workshops Grounded in Relationship, Reflection, and Responsibility
Each month, we gather online to learn in community with Indigenous mentors, Elders, and guest speakers. These sessions are shaped by story, lived experience, and teachings that invite us to reflect, take responsibility, and unlearn colonial patterns in both our personal and professional lives.
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Workshops are not passive learning. They are spaces of shared practice—where cultural safety, truth-telling, and relational accountability come to the forefront. You may encounter stories that challenge you, questions that sit with you for days, or moments of clarity that shift the way you show up.
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This is learning rooted in care. The kind that continues after the call ends.
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What’s included:
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Live virtual gatherings (60–90 minutes)
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Guided by Indigenous knowledge holders and guest speakers
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Centered on cultural safety, accountability, and reflection
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A recording is shared by email for registered participants
For Those Ready to Learn in a Good Way
These workshops are for those who carry a commitment—to show up, to listen deeply, and to do the work with humility.
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We welcome:
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Health care providers seeking to create safer, more culturally responsive care
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Educators and leaders working to shift school and institutional culture
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HR and DEI professionals looking for grounded, community-informed practice
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Helpers, advocates, and those walking alongside others in service-based roles
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Individuals building their capacity to reflect, unlearn, and be in right relationship
You don’t need a perfect understanding or the “right” words to begin.
You’re invited to come as you are—with care, intention, and a willingness to be changed by what you hear.
WHAT'S COMING UP
Navigating Indigenous Identity at Work: Sacred Workplaces with Carrie Lamb
Date: August 20, 2025
Time: 6:00 PM - 8:00 PM PDT
Featuring Carrie Lamb of Sayisi Dene First Nation
Navigating Indigenous Identity at Work" is designed to raise awareness of the common challenges and systemic harms Indigenous professionals face in the workplace. Through reflection, discussion, and practical strategies, participants will learn how to recognize microaggressions, cultural misunderstandings, and inequities that impact Indigenous colleagues. This session provides actionable tools to foster safety, create inclusive environments, and meaningfully support Indigenous team members; ensuring workplaces are not only safer but also more empowering for Indigenous voices. Join us to deepen your understanding and take steps toward reconciliation in professional spaces.
Open to all—new learners and returning community members
Join live on Zoom (recording available for 30 days)
Access: Included with membership or $$101.87 CAD per session
FAQ
1 / Do I need to be a member to attend?
No. Workshops are open to all. If you're exploring this work or just starting your journey, you're welcome to attend as a guest. If you’re already part of our membership, your spot is included.
2 / What if I can’t attend live?
A replay is shared by email within one business day. Recordings remain available for 30 days.
3 / Can I bring a colleague or share with my team?
We encourage collective learning. If you're attending as a group or want to explore organizational membership, feel free to reach out—or invite others to register directly.
4 / Is it okay if I’m new to this work?
Yes. You don’t need to have the “right” words or a full understanding to be here. We ask only that you show up with openness, care, and respect for the space.
5 / Will I have to speak or be on camera?
You are never required to speak. Some workshops include breakout rooms or reflection prompts, but participation is always by invitation, not expectation.