The Ally Learning Workshop is interactive and designed to help businesses, organizations, and groups create safer, more inclusive environments for 2SLGBTQIA+ individuals.
Focusing on gender-affirming practices, this session empowers participants with the knowledge and tools needed to foster genuine allyship, reduce harm, and promote inclusion.
Perfect for teams working in education, healthcare, social services, or community organizations.
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LAND ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
At Their Collective, we acknowledge that we are situated on the traditional lands of Indigenous peoples across Canada. We recognize the history and ongoing relationship that Indigenous communities have with these lands, and we honour the diverse cultures, languages, and traditions that enrich this territory.
In Treaty 2, where co-founder Megan Johnston resides, we acknowledge the Anishinaabe and Métis peoples, who have stewarded this land for generations. In Treaty 6, where co-founder Chelsea Bleau resides, we honour the Cree, Saulteaux, Nakota, and Dene peoples, among others, who have long-standing connections to this territory. We acknowledge the impact of colonisation and the importance of decolonization efforts to restore Indigenous sovereignty and rights.We recognize the significance of the land to their cultural identity, spiritual practices, and community well-being.
