OSKISKWEWAK
Cree for Young Women Helpers
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Create relationships where young Indigenous women are part of a community where they feel supported and cared for.
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To promote personal and spiritual growth where young Indigenous women embrace who they are and ultimately, learn to love themselves.
TĀPĀKŌMITOWIN
Tāpākōmitowin is Cree for Adopting as Kin.
Tāpākōmitowin reflects the vision of rebuilding a community out on the land. It's about All Nations coming together as one adopted family, unlearning, learning and relearning what it means to be Indigenous people by reclaiming our Indigenous traditional ways of knowing, being and doing.
SĀPOHTĒWIN
Sāpohtēwin is Cree for walking into the next stage.
Rites of Passage
Indigenous people are calling back the spirit to revitalize the Rites of Passage by restoring and reclaiming what was almost forgotten. This is a journey of transition. It can be considered as a symbolic doorway that boys and girls pass through, leaving their old identity and entering a new phase of life.
By participating in the Rites of passage, Indigenous boys and girls are reclaiming their heritage, healing from intergenerational traumas, and strengthening their connection to their communities and all of Creation.
MIWAYAWIN
Cree for Well-Being
Sixties Scoop Healing Circle
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By fostering healing through the sharing of cultural knowledge and teachings, one’s core identity will be strengthened and restored as Creator intended it to be!
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Culturally-based space that fosters holistic health and well-being.
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Revitalize, recover and reclaim traditional customs that were lost, broken and/or forbidden.
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Will honour the spirit within each person.
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Promote harmony and balance.
KAIROS BLANKET EXERCISE
I am a KAIROS Canada Partner
In-person / Virtual exercises available
This is an experiential workshop that explores the historic and contemporary relationship between Indigenous and non-Indigenous peoples in the land we now know as Canada.