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SUMMARY:Indigenous Allyship Professional Development Workshop
LOCATION:The Confluence Historic Site & Parkland
DESCRIPTION:Indigenous Allyship Professional Development Workshop\nPublic 
 Sessions\n \nThis registration is for our public professional development
  sessions. If you’re looking to book a private session for a large group
 \, click here.\nWhen: April 23\, June 11\, Sept. 17 & Nov. 19Cost: $95 a p
 ersonTime: 10 am - 2:30 pmWhere: 750 9th Ave SE\nAny professional working 
 in Calgary will benefit from a deeper understanding of Indigenous cultures
 \, and the impacts of historical events.  \nThis special offering of our
  Indigenous Allyship Professional Development Workshop can accommodate sma
 ll groups or individuals interested in fostering a more respectful and inc
 lusive work environment. \nThe Indigenous Allyship Professional Developme
 nt Workshop includes: \n\n\nan engaging session on how to give a meaningf
 ul land acknowledgment \n\n\n\n\na guided walking tour of the land stoppi
 ng at key landmarks and discussing critical perspectives on Indigenous and
  colonial histories \n\n\n\n\na storytelling session and Q&A with an Indi
 genous Elder/Knowledge Keeper \n\n\nGain valuable insight and perspective
  on contemporary Indigenous relations to further your professional and per
 sonal journey to reconciliation. \nIndigenous Allyship Public Workshop Sc
 hedule\n10 - 11:30 am | Path to Reconciliation Guided Tour\n11:30 am - 12 
 pm | Writing Land Acknowledgements Session\n12 - 12:45 pm | Lunch Break\n1
 :45 - 2:30 pm | Indigenous Storytelling and Q&A Session\n \nHear from Ind
 igenous Voices \nThis workshop was developed with Otsskoipiiks'aakii Paul
 a Smith\, a Blackfoot Knowledge Keeper from Piikani Nation.  \nIn the af
 ternoon\, Paula will lead a storytelling session and discussion alongside 
 Minipoka Peter Weasel Moccasin or another Elder from Treaty 7. This sessio
 n offers valuable insight and perspective on contemporary Indigenous relat
 ions. Equip yourself with the knowledge and tools to foster a respectful\,
  inclusive environment that honours Indigenous traditions and experiences.
  \n \nBe sure to pack a lunch!  \nThe workshop runs four hours\, inclu
 ding a 30 minute lunch break. Food will not be provided so please pack a l
 unch or plan to grab food from a nearby business. Unfortunately\, we do no
 t have microwaves or a refrigerator available to use. \n \n\nBoletos: ht
 tps://www.showpass.com/pd-workshops-2026/
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