This registration is for our public professional development sessions. If you’re looking to book a private session for a large group, click here.

When: June 5
Cost: $85 a person
Time: 10 am – 3pm
Where: 750 9th Ave SE

Any professional working in Calgary will benefit from a deeper understanding of Indigenous cultures, and the impacts of historical events.

This special offering of our Indigenous Allyship Professional Development Workshop can accommodate small groups or individuals interested in fostering a more respectful and inclusive work environment.

The Indigenous Allyship Professional Development Workshop includes:

• an engaging session on how to give a meaningful land acknowledgment

• a guided walking tour of the land stopping at key landmarks and discussing critical perspectives on Indigenous and colonial histories

• a storytelling session and Q&A with an Indigenous Elder/Knowledge Keeper

Gain valuable insight and perspective on contemporary Indigenous relations to further your professional and personal journey to reconciliation.

Be sure to pack a lunch!

The workshop runs five hours, including a one-hour lunch break. Food will not be provided so please pack a lunch or plan to grab food from a nearby business. Unfortunately, we do not have microwaves available to use.

Hear from Indigenous Voices

This workshop was developed with Otsskoipiiks’aakii Paula Smith, a Blackfoot Knowledge Keeper from Piikani Nation. Paula and other facilitators will lead a discussion about the significance of land acknowledgments and how to encourage positive Indigenous relationships on your team.

In the afternoon, Paula will lead a storytelling session and discussion alongside Minipoka Peter Weasel Moccasin. This offering valuable insight and perspective on contemporary Indigenous relations. Equip yourself with the knowledge and tools to foster a respectful, inclusive environment that honours Indigenous traditions and experiences.