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Indigenous Protocols for Fundraisers

Tue, Sep 24

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Indigenous Protocols for Fundraisers
Indigenous Protocols for Fundraisers

Time & Location

Sep 24, 2024, 10:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m.

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About the Event

As we move forward towards truth and reconciliation with Indigenous peoples across what some refer to as Turtle Island (now known as Canada), we recognize the importance of learning from Indigenous communities to foster better relationships and honour their protocols as respectful visitors to their territories. The Indigenous Protocols for Fundraisers workshop shares a comprehensive understanding of the cultural practices and protocols for non-Indigenous individuals, recognizing that no two communities are the same.

During this workshop, participants will:

  • Explore fundamental protocols, including territory acknowledgements and traditional welcomes, while differentiating between the two

  • Delve into effective collaboration with Indigenous peoples by embracing their worldview, valuing and respecting the wisdom of Elders, and other essential aspects

  • Spend time talking and sharing

It is important to note that the workshop instructors approach this subject with humility and acknowledge that they do not possess exhaustive knowledge of all diverse Indigenous Peoples and cultures. However,…

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