Designed for survivors, advocates, and service providers—these immersive gatherings blend cultural practices, land-based healing, and collective restoration.
Format: Full-day or multi-day retreat | In-person only

Gain a comprehensive understanding of Indigenous cultures, their beliefs, history, and perspectives, and learn effective communication techniques to build trust and foster meaningful relationships.

Format: Training | Conference keynote | Panel facilitation

Shed light on the brutal legacy of settler colonialism and its impact on Indigenous people through the ongoing crisis of missing and murdered Indigenous relatives (MMIR).

Format: Training | Conference keynote | Panel facilitation

Learn about the multiple layers of trauma that survivors experience and how understanding these layers can help providers offer tailored support and foster healing.

Format: Training | Conference keynote

Educate service providers on the connections between substance use coercion and intimate partner violence (IPV), helping them identify tactics used by abusers.

Format: Webinar | Full-day 1-2 training | Community dialogue| Keynote

Turn challenges into actionable solutions through persistent advocacy, exploring strategies for maintaining dedication and commitment in advocacy work.

Format: Webinar | Full-day 1-2 training | Community dialogue| Keynote

Understand the specific role and responsibilities of an advocate, emphasizing the core ideologies of empowerment, support, and assuming positive intent.

Format: Webinar | Full-day 1-2 training | Community dialogue| Keynote

Saviorism—the belief that one must “save” others—often masquerades as help, but in reality, it reinforces systems of power, control, and dependency. In this session, we will explore how saviorism shows up in social services, advocacy, and community work—particularly in efforts meant to support Indigenous, Black, and marginalized communities. We’ll examine the historical roots of saviorism in colonization, mission work, and charity models, and its modern manifestations in policy, nonprofit structures, and interpersonal dynamics. Most importantly, we will discuss what it means to shift from saviorism to solidarity—centering lived experience, restoring autonomy, and co-creating spaces rooted in dignity, reciprocity, and respect. Understanding saviorism is essential for dismantling harm and building truly liberatory, community-led practices.

Join us for an essential primer on sex trafficking, with a special emphasis on the alarming issue of familial violence—where access to children may be exchanged for alcohol, drugs, or money. We’ll explore the telltale signs of such exploitation and discuss actionable solutions.

Format: Webinar | Full-day 1-2 training | Community dialogue| Keynote

Unpack trafficking myths and realities, especially in rural and Native communities. Learn culturally responsive, trauma-informed approaches for prevention and healing.

Format: Training | Conference keynote | Panel facilitation | Keynote

Explore the transformative power of identity and storytelling as tools for healing, empowerment, and community building, gaining insights into the interplay between trauma, identity, and narrative.

Format: Webinar | Full-day 1-2 training | Community dialogue| Keynote

Explore how culture is protective and healing. Build peer support practices rooted in Indigenous knowledge and community strengths.
Format: Workshop | Retreat-style training| Keynote