Calling all members who have completed the full four Introduction to Decolonization series workshops. 

If you've missed out on workshops 5+6 we are offering them together as a full-day workshop with Rhiannon and Andrea. 

Communications 

In this workshop, participants will learn more about how English, white supremacy, and colonization have
impacted Indigenous languages, the importance of keeping language whole, and a reminder that Indigenous
languages are living languages. This workshop builds off of the communication education discussed in our Level

Land Acknowledgement

In this Level 2 workshop, we tackle the discourse around land acknowledgements. Participants will dissect
existing land acknowledgements, learn about Indigenous-land relations, and learn the difference between
performative and impactful acknowledgements. By the end of this workshop, each participant will have created a
unique, impactful land acknowledgement.

Bios: Rhiannon Bennett and Andrea Hilder

Rhiannon Bennett, the co-founder and CEO, is a renowned speaker known for her ability to engage and provoke thoughtful dialogue. With over 20 years of experience in decolonization work with Indigenous youth and families, she is committed to building stronger relationships and advocating for equity.

Andrea Hilder, the co-founder and CFO, brings a unique perspective as a non-Indigenous parent of an Indigenous child. With a background in education and community support, she leverages her advantages to advocate for equity-deserving communities and promote a deeper understanding of Canada's true history.