Indigenous Fundamentals and Inclusion in the Workplace

This workshop is priced at a flat rate of $2,299 and can accommodate small and large groups up to 500. The goal of this workshop is to empower individuals with the baseline knowledge and skills needed to participate in popular culture conversations, specifically related to Indigenous matters, both within and outside of the workplace.

Participants will leave this session with an assured sense of correct terminology and a better understanding of fundamental issues, such as systemic racism and intergenerational trauma, which may have blocked them from participating in past conversations on Indigenous topics. Participants will learn how valuable it is for them to have a voice through knowledge empowerment, and how these voices are needed now more than ever.

Please note: attendees will be confronted with historic and present-day truths, which may make them feel uncomfortable. The host addresses this in the presentation and discusses why it’s important to sit with being uncomfortable while asking participants to contemplate why they may be feeling that way. This is done in a respectable and safe learning environment.

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Welcome + Intro

5 minutes

Demonstration of alignment with organization mission (we can share your mission or DEI statement)
Terminology & History

35 minutes

This includes education on unceded and traditional territory, the Indian Act, residential schools, Truth & Reconciliation, systemic racism, and UNDRIP, as well as a personal story by the facilitator.
Issues of Today

10 minutes

The facilitator will dive into issues of today, such as the National Inquiry into Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls.
Actionable Allyship as a Company

5 minutes

By looking at corporations' roles and involvement, individuals will be empowered to practice allyship.
Q & A

5 minutes

Anonymous questions can be submitted via Slido, and the facilitator will verbally answer with the group.

60 minutes led by a live, expert facilitator.
Engagement via Slido, the anonymous polling app to interact with the workshop material and facilitator.
Opportunity for anonymous Q&A at the end of the session.
Complimentary 5-day recording included.

Each workshop is tailored to meet your organization's goals and needs. Once booked, you will receive a customization form to provide details about your team.
You can use our meeting link or provide your own. We accommodate Zoom, Microsoft Teams, and more. If we are providing the virtual meeting link and you expect more than 100 attendees, there is an additional $50 fee.
Evergreen recording is available to share and use for future employee training for an additional $599.
Inquire about custom availability!