Indigenous History in Canada

This workshop focuses on discriminatory practices imposed on Indigenous peoples in Canada. Topics include residential schools, enfranchisement, forced relocation, the Indian Act, and the 60s Scoop.

Participants will receive in-depth professional development around the laws, practices, and orders placed on Indigenous families and communities, both locally and nationally.

Anti-Racism

Helping businesses and organizations define and understand racism and discrimination in society, in the community, and in the everyday interactions of your workplace.

Participants will learn and acquire language that will assist to recognize and address inequities, microaggressions, and work to improve corporate responsibility and interactions with diverse customer or client base.

Truth & Reconciliation

This workshop is designed for businesses to plan around the 94 Calls to Action, while recognizing the complicated history of Indigenous peoples within Canada. Understanding the Calls to Action is vital for your organization to move forward in a positive manner while committing to responsible actions that benefit you, your workplace, and your community.

Treaties & Me

Treaties have long been misunderstood agreements between Indigenous peoples and Canada. It can be difficult to connect our own personal values to a history that seems so long ago. The fact is, Treaties are not ancient history and are extremely relevant to understanding and repairing Canadian relationships and reconciliation. This workshop will provide a personal understanding of Treaties, while connecting it to a local history.