Open to Everyone
Workshops for anyone seeking to collaborate for the common good
Team-Building Workshops
STARTING FALL 2026
Practical skills for building team cultures grounded in purpose, belonging, and shared possibility.
INDIVIDUALS
Register for Fall 2026 workshops below
ORGANIZATIONS
Book a call and bring a workshop to your team or email charmaine@indigeneyez.com
Our new Team-Building workshops focus on everyday leadership practices—and offer simple, powerful tools you can immediately apply in your work and community.
Each workshop is a standalone experience.
Workshops are anchored in IndigenEYEZ methodologies that expand awareness and deepen integration of learning.
Each workshop is 3 hours.
TAKE ONE OR TAKE THEM ALL
INTENTIONAL COMMUNICATION
From Reaction to Response
Sept 17, 2026 | 9 am - 12 pm PST, online
Pause long enough to unpack what is really going on—then choose the way forward.
BRINGING IN ALL VOICES
From Individual Voices to Shared Wisdom
Oct 1, 2026 | 9 am - 12 pm PST, online
Create space for conversations where more perspectives are welcomed and influence decisions.
RELATIONAL DECISION-MAKING
From Majority to Collective
*NEW DATE* Oct 22, 2026 | 9 am - 12 pm PST, online
Shift from rigid approaches and instead embrace the complexity required for consensus decision-making.
LEADING FOR TRANSFORMATION
From Blame to Shared Understanding
Oct 29, 2026 | 9 am - 12 pm PST, online
Stay in relationship through disagreement and learn to work with tension as a source of insight and possibility.
MONDAYS, OCT 26, NOV 9, NOV 23, DEC 7, 2026
reSTORY: spí𝗹̓əm | Bitter Root
community restoration workshop series
Guided by timeless syilx teachings, we'll explore ways of balancing the diverse voices of community that are needed for sustainable change.
In spíl̓əm | Bitter Root, learn to create inclusive, respectful, and healing spaces where all voices can be heard. Begin the work to rebuild trust and connection.
ThursDAYS, Jan 21, FEB 4, FEB 18, Mar 4, 2027
reSTORY: siyaʔ | Saskatoon Berry
community restoration workshop series
reSTORY is a pathway to create strong teams connected by a shared vision.
Reclaim your creative power in siyaʔ | Saskatoon Berry. Lean on the wisdom of the ancestors through the arts and visionary thinking to help others imagine—and believe in—new futures.
For Indigenous Peoples — Fall 2026/Winter 2027 Offerings
Proven programs for Indigenous changemakers
Tuesdays, jan 12, jan 26, feb 9, feb 23, 2027
Online Workshops
13 Moons
A TRANSFORMATIONAL LEARNING CIRCLE FOR INDIGENOUS WOMEN, TWO-SPIRIT & GENDER-DIVERSE PEOPLEs who identify fully, partially or sometimes with womanhood
Reconnect with what is already within you. 13 Moons is a supportive circle to loosen colonial messages that keep us small and strengthen connection to our own wisdom, voice, gifts and ways of knowing.
Coming Home to Ourselves: Across four winter gatherings, we turn inward through story, reflection, creativity, laughter and honest conversation—strengthening self-compassion, confidence, belonging and trust in ourselves.
Tuesdays, mar 9, mar 23, apr 6, apr 20, 2027
online workshops
Earth Sense: Learning with the Land
Getting a sense of tmxʷulaxʷ | earth under our feet
EARTH SENSE is a land-based online learning workshop series for those who want to lead programs that engage and inspire action in a rapidly changing world and climate.
The series offers practical tools and experiences that strengthen personal resilience and curiosity in Indigenous wisdom and can deepen one’s relationship with land and place.
We all have a responsibility to care for the lands, waters, and communities that support us. We are not alone.
connect with us to bring heron to your circle
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.
For Allies — kinSHIFT Reconciliation Workshops
For settlers who want to build skills for better relationships
Our kinSHIFT programs offer meaningful ways to engage with the Indigenous history and peoples of this land. Join us for Indigenous-designed learning experiences that are embodied, creative, and grounded in relationship.
online workshops coming 2027 or connect with us to bring elements to your team
Elements of Truth: Before Reconciliation
Elements of Truth is a four-part, Indigenous-designed experiential learning series for settlers who want to deepen their understanding of colonization and its ongoing impacts, unlearn bias, and expand their perspectives.
Through Earth, Air, Fire, and Water, participants explore power, privilege, and shared responsibility while building their capacity for more respectful and reciprocal relationships with Indigenous peoples.
for your community or workplace
Table Talks
courageous conversations about reconciliation
Through Table Talks, the kinSHIFT team equips you to host peer-learning conversations about colonization and reconciliation in your workplace or your community.
Table Talks is a well-resourced pathway to reconcili-action, helping you to taje concrete action, take on the emotional labour, and nurture relational practices.
Table Talks includes: Orientation training, personalized coaching, user-friendly hosting guides, training videos, and handouts for your guests.
We Offer a Trauma-Informed Space—
Not a Therapy Space
Our programs are designed with awareness that trauma—in its many forms—has a profound effect on all of us. 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—like our participants—is on a journey of healing and recovery. We focus our capacities on designing and facilitating welcoming and courageous learning spaces, and we do not have the expertise nor capacity to be a therapeutic space.
