National Indigenous History Month Training
Learn the history and impact of colonization and how to be an ally.
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National Indigenous History Month Live Learning Overview
This 1hour Indigenous-led training explores the history of colonization and how it has resulted in present day trauma.
Your team will gain an understanding of:
How the Indian Act disadvantaged Indigenous Peoples.
The impacts of the residential school system on multiple generations.
Where Indigenous communities are thriving today and how to be authentic allies.
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National Indigenous History Month Speaker Spotlight
Meet 2 of our experts. Get to know more of our team.
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Tânsi nitisiyihkâson Rebecca Lazarenko, ohci niya St. Albert, Métis Nation of Alberta. Rebecca Lazarenko is a tenure track assistant professor at Ontario Tech University. She is also an award-winning doctoral student finishing her PhD at York University. Her doctoral research is an examination of the French colonial project and its consequences for Métis communities. She is passionate about representing Indigenous voices through her work in both academic and non-academic settings.
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Dale, a proud member of the Mohawks of the Bay of Quinte, is an experienced educator who draws on his lived experiences and love for continuous learning to foster understanding, collaboration, and respect.
He holds a Bachelor of Education focused on the Aboriginal Teacher Education Program and a Master’s of Education in World Indigenous Studies from Queen’s University.
While at Queen’s, Dale developed and facilitated cultural awareness training modules for professors and staff, combining his education expertise with his commitment to promoting inclusive learning environments.
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What’s included with your National Indigenous History Month training:
1-hour, expert-led virtual session that is educational, positive & interactive
Unlimited participants
Shareable training recording
Feedback survey results and takeaway resources for continued learning
Price: $2,950 for your team
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“A good mix of sharing information and seeking participation”
Helpful training and I thought the two trainers had a great flow and had a good mix of sharing information and seeking participation from the group.
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Non-Profit Organization
“Heartfelt, genuine and easily understood”
That was a great session. A lot of content, some of it quite heavy, and the presenters did an excellent job in setting the right tone and getting through all the information in a heartfelt, genuine, and easily understood way.
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