Working Effectively with Indigenous Peoples®

Are you looking for training to help you get beyond awareness in your work with Indigenous Peoples? Do you want to improve your cultural competence and work toward reconciliation? Is the fear of doing or saying the wrong thing impeding your ability to develop effective Indigenous relationships?

If the answer is "yes!" then Working Effectively with Indigenous Peoples® training is for you.

What are your key challenges?

Indigenous Awareness

Understanding how history impacts Indigenous Peoples?
Understanding how current Indigenous issues impact Indigenous communities?
Understanding Indigenous self-government?
Understanding the constitutional, political and legal context of Indigenous issues?
Understanding how Indigenous and Western World views impact decision-making?

Indigenous Relations

Understanding how to cultivate Indigenous relationships?
Understanding business reasons for working with Indigenous Peoples?
Knowing how to begin to consult with Indigenous Peoples?
Fearing saying or doing the wrong thing?
Knowing how to manage risk when cultivating Indigenous relationships?

Who should take this course?

Those new to & those experienced in Indigenous relations
Federal, provincial, regional, and municipal government staff
Consultants, human resources, service industry
Resource, construction sectors
Senior executives, managers and board members
Healthcare practitioners, educators
Lawyers, justice, police, media, retail

Do you work in a municipal or local government in Canada? Do you want to learn how to better work with Indigenous Peoples?

We now offer a variation on our popular Working Effectively with Indigenous Peoples® training for regional and local government staff specifically: Working Effectively with Indigenous Peoples® for Local Governments.

quotes2 This training was exactly what I was looking for. It addressed my training needs from a human and workplace perspective. I am now equipped with many tools to ensure that I have effective, respectful and worthwhile interactions with Indigenous communities in the future.