This session is designed to build awareness of issues impacting Indigenous-Settler relations and to explore ways that participants can actively engage to become allies and support reconciliation in the workplace and community.
Structure
These sessions are organized around a series of guiding questions and/or prompts related to the chosen topic.
The presenter will work through this series of guiding questions in an engaging and accessible format while also interacting with and responding to audience questions in real time.
The questions/prompts that guide the session will be informed by:
a) the presenter’s expertise, and
b) the session objectives as explored through a client meeting held prior to the session.
Availability
Available in Canada
Objectives
Leveraging the expertise and lived experience of our diverse and skilled network of subject matter expert presenters, these semi-structured 60-minute sessions on Truth and Reconciliation are designed to support participants in understanding:
What does reconciliation mean?
Why is truth needed before reconciliation is possible?
What the biggest gaps are between Indigenous and Settler understanding of the past and ongoing impacts of colonization?
What can people do everyday to support truth and reconciliation?