Embark on a Journey of Cultural Discovery and Healing: Public Speaking and Workshops on Indigenous Culture and Reconciliation
As Canada strives to forge a more inclusive and reconciled future, understanding and respecting Indigenous cultures is more crucial than ever. As an Indigenous public speaker and facilitator, I am passionate about empowering individuals, organizations, and communities to embrace Indigenous perspectives, explore the power of healing through connection to culture, and contribute to meaningful reconciliation.
Through my public speaking engagements and workshops, I offer a unique blend of personal experiences, cultural insights, and practical tools to foster deeper understanding and inspire action. Whether you seek to enrich your organization's cultural competency, empower individuals to heal through cultural connections, or facilitate conversations about reconciliation, I am here to guide you on this transformative journey.
Public Speaking that Ignites Understanding and Action
My engaging and informative public speaking engagements provide a platform for exploring diverse topics related to Indigenous culture and reconciliation. From delving into the rich tapestry of Indigenous traditions and history to addressing contemporary issues such as land rights and self-determination, I empower audiences to gain a deeper appreciation of the complexities and nuances of Indigenous experiences.
Workshops that Foster Healing and Reconciliation
Through my interactive workshops, I guide participants on a journey of personal discovery and healing, exploring the power of Indigenous culture in fostering individual and collective well-being. Participants will gain insights into:
The healing power of connection to land: Exploring the profound connection between Indigenous communities and the land, and how reconnecting to ancestral roots can promote healing and personal growth.
Photography and storytelling as tools for healing and reconciliation: Learning how to use photography and storytelling to capture and share Indigenous experiences, promoting cultural understanding and reconciliation.
Truth and reconciliation: Engaging in meaningful dialogue about the history of colonialism and its ongoing impacts, exploring pathways towards truth and reconciliation.
Economic reconciliation: Discussing the importance of economic empowerment for Indigenous communities and exploring strategies for fostering equitable economic partnerships.
Empowering Change Through Indigenous Perspectives
As an Indigenous speaker and facilitator, I bring a unique perspective to these discussions, sharing personal stories, cultural insights, and practical tools to empower individuals, organizations, and communities to become catalysts for change. I am committed to creating a safe and inclusive space for dialogue, encouraging open-mindedness, and fostering a deeper understanding of the complexities of Indigenous experiences.
Partner with me to embark on a journey of cultural discovery, healing, and reconciliation. Together, we can create a more inclusive and equitable society, one that honours the rich tapestry of Indigenous cultures and embraces the principles of truth, reconciliation, and mutual respect.
WHERE WE STAND
Come participate, experience and celebrate the world premieres of a novel multimedia storytelling project of identity and belonging produced by a cohort of Indigenous peoples and newcomers to Canada. Their collaborative project WhereWeStand (WWS) presents a range of creative multimedia works, from film to live storytelling, spoken word to dance, and more, to reflect on the differences and common ground of identity and belonging.
Two premieres take place in different locations across Turtle Island: Halifax, Nova Scotia, at Canadian Museum of Immigration at Pier 21 on Friday, Feb. 23, 2024, from 5-8 PM AST, Brantford, Ontario, at Woodland Cultural Centre on Sunday, Feb. 25, 2024 from 1–4 PM EST. The premieres are open to the public, and we welcome all who want to partake in this experience and celebration.