Experiential cultural learning grounded in respect for Indigenous Knowledge & Protocols
Our cultural workshops and land-based learning opportunities immerse participants in Indigenous knowledge systems, histories and ways of being, supporting learners to engage respectfully with cultural knowledge and protocols from Coast Salish and other territories across Turtle Island. Led by Elders and Traditional Knowledge Keepers, these sessions are for anyone wanting to deepen their understanding of Indigenous life-ways, histories and to engage in practices of decolonization.
This work is about the resurgence of Indigenous storytelling, histories, and knowledge across space and relationships.
Current Offerings
Wildcraft Dyeing: Two-Eyed Seeing Natural Wool Dyeing
This hands-on learning opportunity explores natural dyeing through a Two-Eyed Seeing approach, weaving together Indigenous knowledge systems and Western science.
Price
Duration
$5,000 + GST (Two facilitators)
Full day (shorter workshops available by request at reduced rate)
