This workshop includes two required sessions. Participants should plan to attend both sessions and complete a guided reflection between them.

Session 2: Listening Across Our Stories

Participants gather in a facilitated storytelling circle to share what they discovered about their roots and listen across different experiences.

POSTPONED TO JAN

This workshop includes two required sessions. Participants should plan to attend both sessions and complete a guided reflection between them.

Session 1: Locating Ourselves in Story and Place
This session introduces ways of locating ourselves within the lands, relationships, and stories that have shaped who we are.

POSTPONED to JAN

Lunch & Learn Style:

12:30-3pm

Week 4: Truth & Relational Repair
We will consider how truth, humility, accountability, and renewed practice can guide us toward stronger relationships and a more life-giving future.

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Lunch & Learn Style:

12:30-3pm

Week 3: Sacredness & Gratitude
We will reflect on the sacredness and giftedness of land, people, and creation, and how gratitude can deepen our relationships with the world around us.

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Lunch & Learn Style:

12:30-3pm

Week 2: Intention & Grounding
We will explore practices that help us arrive well, become present to ourselves and the land, and begin with intention, care, and awareness.

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Lunch & Learn Style:

12:30-3pm

Week 1: Course Overview
An introduction to the How to Be a Better Relative framework, with a focus on kinship, land, reconciliation, and living in good relationship.

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Knowing Yourself, Knowing Others is an introductory course that invites participants to reflect on who they are, where they come from, and how their own story shapes the way they relate to others.

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Knowing Yourself, Knowing Others is an introductory course that invites participants to reflect on who they are, where they come from, and how their own story shapes the way they relate to others.

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Hosted by Sncewips Museum, an in-depth look at the syilx people and their community. The museum tour explores self-government, traditional tools and dwellings, family and community structures, cultural practices, storytelling, and more!

Pre-booking required. $15.00/person

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