What does it look like to create a culture of equity and reconciliation in practice? How do we enable and support change at the individual, community, and systemic levels?
Author, educator, and community worker Suzanne Methot joined Tamarack Institute's Pamela Teitelbaum and shared an Indigenous culture-based model that can be used as a tool for professional development, community building, and systems change.
Most Canadians are conscious of a deeper responsibility for reconciliation, beyond land acknowledgements and cultural training sessions. This webinar will help you see the larger picture. How might we change the power structures that currently organize life in Canada? What does it mean to provide trauma-informed services? How can we work better together, as communities and as colleagues?
This webinar will take you from abstract ideas to an accessible tool that will help you create a concrete practice of transformative change.
Take Your Learning Further:
- Learn more Suzanne Methot and her work
- Read Suzanne's book Legacy: Trauma, Story, and Indigenous Healing
- View Suzanne's recommended resource list
- Explore the Legacy Project for more information and resources on inter-generational trauma and trauma-informed practice
- Explore more weekly community building webinars
