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Limited-Time Offering: Honour Indigenous Heritage Month with Intention
June 2025 | In-Person | Limited Availability
Celebrate Indigenous Heritage Month or National Indigenous Peoples Day with a powerful and immersive experience that goes beyond land acknowledgements.
This two-hour, in-person session is designed for organizations ready to move from intention to action through Call to Action #92: Business Reconciliation. It brings together cultural connection, education, and relationship-building.
Your experience includes:
A grounding conversation on the Truth of Reconciliation and its significance in business
A clear and inspired path forward for your organization’s Reconciliation journey
A hands-on Indigenous craft activity that deepens understanding through culture and creativity
Traditional Indigenous cuisine, served with story and meaning
Who this is for:
Organizations looking to walk the talk, honour Indigenous Peoples meaningfully, and build lasting cultural fluency.
Available Dates:
Afternoons of June 9–13, June 16, June 20, and June 23–26
Investment:
$4,950 for up to 20 participants
$750 for each additional group of 10
Available in Edmonton or across Canada (travel fees apply outside Edmonton)
Spots are limited.
Transform how your organization engages with Indigenous Peoples by harnessing culturally grounded approaches.
My services include:
Reconciliation Consulting: Tailored strategies to support your organization’s commitment to Reconciliation.
Indigenous Cultural Awareness Workshops: Engaging workshops that enhance understanding of Indigenous histories, rights, and cultures.
Strategic Partnerships: Building lasting relationships between public and private sectors and Indigenous communities.
Create meaningful, impactful relationships with Indigenous communities today.
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Testimonials
“Tanya is a lovely person to work with. I found her very patient with people of all levels of knowledge and skills. Her respectful manner facilitated all participants feeling that their input was heard and valued."
— Mary Smith, Former Mayor of Selwyn Township
“One of Tanya’s strengths is her methodical thinking in how she approaches a project. Her passion and commitment to her work extends throughout and includes her own appreciation for First Nations communities. I highly recommend her.”
— Suzanne McCrimmon, Director of Business Development, Peterborough & the Kawarthas Economic Development
“Without the guidance from Tanya, we would be lost on our Reconciliation journey!”
— Rob Wesseling, President & CEO of Co-operators Group Limited
“‘Ezhi-Wiijikiwendiyang’ translated from Anishanaabemowin roughly to ‘how we are friends.’ We continue our reconciliation journey as a partnership and have recently launched the O'de Piitaanemaan Pledge. It is a testament to the strong relationship developed through our work together. Tanya was an incredible asset in this endeavor, and her kindness, business acumen, and commitment were a perfect combination that contributed tremendously to the success of our partnership.”
— Tracie Bertrand, Director of Tourism, Peterborough & the Kawarthas Economic Development