With an emphasis on the different experiences of Canadians, indigecation’s goal is to encourage reflection and facilitate complex discussions to transform one’s understanding of Indigenous people today and throughout history.
Available Workshops
Canadian History:
We’re All in This Together
A catalyst for change toward a brighter future.
Explore the “hidden side” of Canadian history. From pre-contact, through colonization, to impacts continued to present day. Participants will leave the training aware of their place in Canadian society and better understand their role in advocacy and allyship for Indigenous people, both in and out of the workplace.
Investment: $7,500
Per group (up to 25 people)
- One 6-hour session or two 3-hour sessions.
- Online virtual or in-person (at client’s location).
- Each participant will receive a certificate of completion after completing the training course.
Cover to Cover Conversations
A catalyst for change toward a brighter future.
Explore the “hidden side” of Canadian history. From pre-contact, through colonization, to impacts continued to present day. Participants will leave the training aware of their place in Canadian society and better understand their role in advocacy and allyship for Indigenous people, both in and out of the workplace.
Investment: $2,500
Per group (up to 10 people)
- One 3-hour session.
- Online virtual or in-person (at client’s location).
Colonial Timeline
“When did this happen?” Not so long ago.
Explore the historical impact of colonialism and the progression between significant events.
Investment: $7,500
Per group (up to 25 people)
- One 6-hour session or two 3-hour sessions.
- Online virtual or in-person (at client’s location).
- Each participant will receive a certificate of completion after completing the training course.
Training with Karen MacAulay, M.A.
indigecation’s founder and facilitator, Karen MacAulay, creates a safe and respectful environment to explore Canada’s “hidden” side of history. Embedded with information such as facts, terms, and contexts around the history of Indigenous peoples, the in-depth workshop series will invite each participant to develop a personal understanding of “where” they are in Canada today due to historical events.
