Nov 27, 2018—Vancouver, BC: We invite you to join us on Thursday, November 30th for the third installment of our online workshop series in partnership with the UBC Learning Circle. Connecting to Others is presented by IndigenEYEZ facilitator Jeska Slater. This webinar focuses on connecting to others in Indigenous ways. We will share oral […]
Nov 8, 2018—Penticton, BC: IndigenEYEZ is excited to announce Champions of Change, a new workshop series in Pentiction happening once a month from November 2018 to April 2019. This innovative coaching and leadership training series will give you tools to more effectively reach your goals and foster the changes you are striving for—whether you’re working […]
Nov 5, 2018—Vancouver, BC: We invite you to join us on Thursday, November 8th for the second installment of our online workshop series in partnership with the UBC Learning Circle. Connect to Communities is presented by IndigenEYEZ co-founder Kim Haxton. This webinar will explore traditional and contemporary models for change. The session will open […]
Oct 16, 2018—Vancouver, BC: In five short years, IndigenEYEZ has grown from a good idea into a vibrant organization that is actively changing lives. Our dynamic programs and flexible approach have resulted in partnerships with universities, First Nations, and social change organizations. We’ve trained 20 Indigenous facilitators, led 25 youth camps, hosted 100 adult workshops, […]
Oct 2, 2018—Vancouver, BC: IndigenEYEZ is happy to announce that we will be doing a series of online webinars in partnership with the UBC Learning Circle. Topics will focus on the four threads of the IndigenEYEZ methodology: Connecting to Self, Others, Communities, and Land. We invite you to join us on October 4th, 2018 for […]
Sept 25, 2018— Calgary, AB: IndigenEYEZ co-founder and visionary Kim Haxton was recently interviewed by Anya Zoledziowski from the StarMetro in Calgary. The StarMetro talked to Kim, as well as Meaghan Farquharson, a Calgary-based psychologist who specializes in trauma recovery, about mental health support for Indigenous mothers and mothers-to-be to heal from intergenerational trauma. Highlights are […]
Sept 18, 2018—Sooke, BC: IndigenEYEZ and partner organization Power of Hope are thrilled to be traveling to Camp Thunderbird this fall. Held on the land of the T’Sou-ke Nation, Earth Arts is a weekend youth camp held just outside Sooke, BC. Nature is filled with imagination, invention, and possibility. With a focus on connecting to […]
Aug 21, 2018—Stockholm, Sweden: This summer IndigenEYEZ made its debut in European media with this audio broadcast and article about the collective awakening of Indigenous peoples across Canada by Sweden Radio journalist Palmira Koukkari Mbenga. Thanks to IndigenEYEZ facilitator Allan Thomas Lindley for sharing his reflections and experiences in this article. The Indigenous Population […]
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