Crafting Kinship
Anti-Racism Education Workshop
An interactive, discussion-based workshop rooted in youth stories and lived experience.
This session invites participants to examine race, privilege, and systemic inequality through storytelling, empathy, and guided reflection.
Purpose: deepen cultural understanding and anti-racist practice.
Best For
- Educators
- Youth programs
- Community organizations
Format
Format: 90-120 minutes
In-person
Investment
Rate: $450
A Timeline of the Indian Act
An educational and advocacy-driven presentation tracing how colonial policy has defined and continues to affect Indigenous identity, access, and belonging.
This presentation explores the Indian Act, status policy, Métis and Inuit recognition, and the connections between legislation, lived experience, and systemic violence.
Best for
- Youth gatherings, advocacy conferences, educators, and service providers seeking to better understand Indigenous identity systems and colonial policy impacts.
- Teams working with Indigenous clients or navigating funding tied to status definitions.
- Community organizers, cultural educators, and youth leaders.
Format
Format: 90 minutes
In-person or virtual
Investment
Rate: $400-800
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Education, Advocacy & Speaking Engagements
Consulting & Organizational Learning
Supporting organizations in moving from awareness to action through relationship, reflection, and responsibility.
We offer consulting and collaborative learning for nonprofits, schools, and community organizations seeking to build more meaningful and culturally grounded practices. Turtle Island Wellness & Inclusivity Collective works to help teams move beyond performative gestures into relational, sustainable change, rooted in truth, accountability, and care.
Focus Areas
- Developing and implementing Reconciliation Action Plans (RAPs) informed by community and local relationships.
- Co-creating or reviewing land acknowledgments that are specific, lived, and accountable.
- Reviewing policies and processes through a decolonial, trauma-informed lens
- Building cultural safety frameworks and inclusive engagement practices
- Facilitator and leadership mentorship for culturally safe and trauma-aware spaces.
- Ongoing support and capacity-building for staff, educators, and boards.
Best For
- Non-profits, advocacy organizations, government departments, or schools developing or revising Indigenous-focused policy or programming
- Institutions seeking guidance on Indigenous youth engagement, gender inclusion, or decolonizing internal processes
Format & Investment
Format: Hourly, project-based, or ongoing advisory.
Rate: $125–$175/hour
Retainers from $1,000/month
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Land Acknowledgement & Relational Accountability
Building authentic understanding of land, story, and responsibility. This workshop invites participants to move beyond scripted acknowledgments toward an understanding of what it means to be in right relationship with the land and the Nations who care for it.
Through reflection, discussion, and guided writing, participants craft land acknowledgments rooted in truth, care, and action. The session also explores relational accountability, small, practical steps organizations can take to embed reciprocity and care into their daily work and policies.
Each session is customized to reflect local Nations and lived realities.
Format.
- Available as a single session or series
- Can be offered in person or online
- Customizable for region, age group, or sector
Format: 2–3 hours
In-person or online
Rate: $600–$1,200
Best for
- Organizations, educators, municipalities, and community groups seeking to understand and improve their land acknowledgment practices.
- Staff teams looking to reflect on their roles within colonial structures and grow in relational accountability
Investment
Rate: $600–$1,200
