Workshops for everyone seeking to collaborate for the common good.
Skills to help restore the circle And Make change across the generations.
Leadership and facilitation workshops—rooted in Indigenous ways of being—that cultivate hope and strengthen communities.
Open to Everyone
Team-Building Workshops
MOVE PAST DIFFERENCE INTO TRUE COLLABORATION
RELATIONAL SKILLS: Half-day workshops that focus on everyday group dynamics—with powerful tools to create connected teams and meaningful engagement with community.
In organizations, workplaces, and communities, teams struggle - and thrive - based on how people treat one another. Teams rarely prioritize the time and space to nurture powerful skills like listening, building trust, and collaborating.
We designed these workshops to fill the gap. Join us online—or bring our workshops to your organization.
Step Into Reconciliation
We offer programs for settlers seeking to better understand and build relationships with Indigenous peoples and places. We help individuals—and organizations—raise their awareness of the impacts of colonization, shift perspectives, and find pathways to take action. Visit us at kinSHIFT.ca to learn more.
For Indigenous Peoples
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Proven programs for Indigenous changemakers and self-determining communities.
“A few years ago I wouldn’t have dreamed I could be making change for my people. Now, I wake up every day and use the skills from 13 Moons to build pride in our youth, bring healing through language, and connect with my people! 13 Moons started me on a path I never dared hope for.” —Participant
AWARD FOR COMMUNITY CHANGEMAKING
IN THE NEWS
MAY 2026: Our Program Director Kelly Terbasket has been recognized with the Community Changemaker Award from Royal Roads University.
“Everything is interconnected,” Kelly says, reflecting on the many partners, committed staff and the large circle of Aunties and Uncles who have caught the IndigenEYEZ vision. “Only together, by empowering one another, can we create ripple effects to reach across generations.”
courageous conversations
Table Talks in the Okanagan | May 2026
Meet the women behind Table Talks and find out how you can bring this innovative program to your community or workplace.
Designed in the Similkameen by an Indigenous-led team, this user-friendly resource offers a well-resourced pathway for moving reconciliation into our personal and professional lives.
Penticton-May 13 • Vernon-May 20 • Kelowna-May 27
With generous support from the Community Foundation for the South Okanagan Similkameen and the Community Foundation for the North Okanagan.