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Professional 
Membership

This membership is for providers who offer direct services to Indigenous client. Providers will have the opportunity to promote their Culturally Committed identity via printed, physical, and digital resources, and will have access to client feedback that can be utilized to improve the cultural safety of their practice.

Active Ally
Membership

This membership is for individuals who are seeking opportunities to learn about cultural safety and humility, and wish to be active in their pursuit towards reconciliation.

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Ally is an action word; it's not what you say  -- it's what you do.

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Organizational
Membership

Begin your journey to cultural safety with our Organizational Membership. Designed for teams ready to embrace cultural humility, this membership offers tailored workshops, community calls, and access to a wealth of resources led by experienced mentors. Join a community dedicated to fostering respectful relationships and enhancing your organization's cultural competence. 

Truth, Resilience, and Reconciliation

A self-paced, three part learning series hosted by Culturally Committed Consulting Mentor, Jenn Smith of Tlowisis First Nation..

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If you are interested in our workshops but aren't ready to commit to a Membership,

you can choose to register for a Culturally Committed Workshop Series.

 

(Workshop Series are INCLUDED in the Membership)

Home, Belonging and Building Inclusive Housing Together

February Workshop with Qwuy'um'aat Elliott of Cowichan Tribes

Date: February 19, 2025 Time: 6:00 PM - 8:00 PM PDT

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Join Qwuy'um'aat for Part Two of this thought-provoking series, where we shift the focus to actionable solutions for creating housing that reflects the values, identities, and needs of diverse communities. Building on the foundations explored in Part One, this session emphasizes collaboration, cultural alignment, and the vital role of Indigenous and non-Indigenous partnerships in shaping inclusive, community-centered spaces.

 

Through thought-provoking discussions and hands-on activities, participants will:

  • Understand how systemic issues shape current housing challenges.

  • Envision inclusive spaces that reflect community values.

  • Identify tangible actions to support housing solutions that make a lasting impact.

Part 2 is your opportunity to deepen the conversation, whether you are a professional, ally, or community member, take part in the collective movement toward housing that fosters connection, resilience, and community well-being.

 

Don’t worry if you missed Part 1, join as you are, and with an open heart and mind, come along for the journey!

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"...Elders talk about how you never go to visit someone empty handed, meaning when you go to ask someone a question, you'd bring them an offering. A fish, a blanket, some beads, something."

Jared Qwustenuxun Williams 

Knowledge Keeper, Unceded Quw'utson Territory

At Culturally Committed, we are determined to do this work in a good way. This is why all of our workshop contributors receive compensation, and honorariums are provided to our incredible Mentors.

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We respectfully acknowledge that the office of Culturally Committed is located on the traditional, unceded lands of the Snaw-Naw-As People. We at Culturally Committed recognize that a land acknowledgement represents only a small piece in the the pursuit of reconciliation, and are committed to learning what we can do to be good allies, with the hope of inspiring others to lean into the work of decolonization.

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