NEW in Fall 2025
Starts Oct 2 | online Thursdays 9:30 am
The IndigenEYEZ Certificate in Community Restoration
Ready for a new way of working in community?
reSTORY is a pathway to create strong teams connected by a shared vision. Guided by timeless syilx teachings, reSTORY consists of four micro-credentials that explore ways of balancing the diverse voices of community that are needed for sustainable change.
reSTORY moves essential skills into community in a cost-effective and accessible way. Flexible: You can start with one micro-credential this year—or take all four. Looking for SPARK 1 & 2? These popular workshops helped inspire reSTORY and are now part of the certificate program.
2025-2026 Program
Eight online workshops | Tuesdays 9:30 am
Oct 7 & 28, Nov 18, 2025, Jan 20, Feb 10, Mar 3 & 24, Apr 14, 2026
13 Moons
Leadership development for Indigenous Women & 2Spirit+ Peoples
Women and 2S+ peoples are powerful—especially when we are united. We invite you to let us hold your heart, lift you up and nourish your mind, body, and spirit.
Rebalance the circle: Colonization has disrupted our valued roles and responsibilities. 13 Moons explores leadership from the intersection of an Indigenous and women 2S+ lens.
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2025-2026 Program
Six online workshops | Wednesdays 9:30 am
Oct 22, Nov 12, 2025 & Jan 28, Feb 18, Mar 11, Apr 1, 2026
Earth Sense
Learning with the Land: Getting a sense of tmxʷulaxʷ | earth under our feet
EARTH SENSE is for Indigenous peoples from all sectors who want to strengthen community through land-based learning.
Rooted in creativity, reflection, and playfulness, EARTH SENSE offers tools to engage and inspire while deepening relationships with self, others, and the land.
2026 Program
Six online workshops | Wednesdays 9:30 am
Jan 14, Feb 4 & 25, Mar 18, Apr 8 & 29, 2026
HERON
for Indigenous peoples seeking constructive ways to respond to racism in personal and professional spaces
Tune into your indigeneity and learn ways to address and dismantle the power and privilege of white supremacy that we encounter every day. Strengthen your inner spirit to better respond to racist bias and micro-aggressions.
Learn holistic and embodied practices that root us in our power as we navigate and disrupt systemic oppression.
We Offer a Trauma-Informed Space—
Not a Therapy Space
Our personal and professional leadership development programs are designed with awareness that trauma—in its many forms—has a profound effect on individuals, families, and communities. Together, we explore topics that might bring up experiences or emotions related to past or current trauma.
Our programs are not intended to provide the level or nature of support found in therapy or counseling services. Participants in our learning experiences are responsible for:
• Engaging to the extent that feels right for them and their learning goals
• Knowing when to pause or step back from a given activity or discussion
• Having a plan for accessing external support as needed
Our small team is made up of members who—like our participants—are on their own journeys of personal and community healing and recovery. We focus our capacities on designing and facilitating welcoming and courageous learning spaces, and have neither the expertise nor capacity to be a therapeutic space.
kinSHIFT Workshops
for non-indigenous people who want to learn how to build skills for reconciliation
kinSHIFT was built in 2020 as an IndigenEYEZ social enterprise designed to meet two objectives. One, respond to the growing requests from non-Indigenous people and organizations for Truth & Reconciliation workshops. Two, create a sustainable means of funding our work with Indigenous communities.
kinSHIFT's experiential, arts-based workshops and programs allow participants to learn, practice, and ask questions, all while building a foundation for engaging meaningfully with Indigenous peoples.
Keynote Speaking
IndigenEYEZ co-founder and Program Director, Kelly Terbasket, brings honesty and passion to her speaking. She shares engaging stories that weave together over 35 years of experience in community building, coaching, social work, and education to captivate and inspire audiences large and small.
Much of Kelly’s work revolves around community wellness, decolonization, reconciliation, and the revitalization of Indigenous knowledge and wisdom that belongs in our daily lives.
Recognizing Our Implicit Bias Towards Indigenous Peoples
Kelly Terbasket TEDxBYU
About Workshop Requests
Pricing: Please contact us for custom workshops and pricing.
Limited Availability: We are proud to draw from a diverse range of Indigenous facilitators trained in our methodologies. Our incredible network of facilitators bring different strengths and backgrounds—and we are continually growing this network. We always do our best to accommodate your preferred dates, however, our capacity is limited and this will determine our availability. Thank you for understanding.