SERVICES

DEBWEWIN (My Truth) Indigenous Cultural Competence Training

Indigenous Cultural Awareness Training

Description

The Debwewin (My Truth) Indigenous Cultural Competence Training brings Indigenous cultural awareness, sensitivity, competence, and safety teachings into one comprehensive offering. Warren Lewis is First Nations from the Wikwemikong Unceded Territory, and the training offers participants teachings from a First Nations perspective.

Warren uses storytelling to help participants connect the dots between historical events and their impacts on current realities for First Nations Peoples. Warren shares his First Nations perspective on topics such as the doctrine of discovery, the Indian Act, the reserve system, the residential school system, the Indian day school system, the Indian hospitals, the sixties scoop, and the millennium scoop and their effects on First Nations Peoples and communities.

Methodology

In-person or virtual training, lecture, independent work, group discussion.

Delivery

In-person or virtual on Zoom, WebEx or MS Teams.

Duration

Full day training.

DEBWEWIN (My Truth) Asynchronous Indigenous Cultural Competence Training

Available Early in 2025

Description

Debwewin (My Truth) Asynchronous Indigenous Cultural Competence Training is a self-paced training. Participants will go through several modules between 10-15 in length answering questions within each module. 

Participants will do a multiple-choice final exam with a passing grade of 80% needed to successfully complete the training. Participants will then receive a certificate of completion for the training. 

After 50% of all participants have completed the training, the organization will receive the Reconciliation Partner Designation Seal.

Methodology

In-person or virtual training, lecture, independent work, group discussion.

Delivery

In-person or virtual on Zoom, WebEx or MS Teams.

Duration

Full day training.

NMSHKOZIWIN (Personal Power) Indigenous Personal Empowerment Training

Description

NMSHKOZIWIN (Personal Power) Indigenous Personal Empowerment Training brings Indigenous teachings and worldview into a modern context to empower participants.

Warren Lewis is First Nations from the Wikwemikong Unceded Territory, and the training offers participants teachings from a First Nations perspective. Warren uses storytelling to help participants learn from First Nations teachings about living in balance and focusing on high energy thoughts, using feelings to maintain a positive state, taking definitive action towards goals, working on bringing the four aspects of ourselves into balance. Warren shares his perspective about living the good life in a modern world through using Indigenous teachings and worldview.

Methodology

In-person or virtual, lecture, independent work, group discussion.

Delivery

In-person or virtual on Zoom, WebEx or MS Teams.

Duration

Full day training.

Live virtual workshops

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