This workshop’s goal is to empower educators and communities (of all ages) to create Braver Space Agreements for their classrooms and containers. Braver Space Agreements are a set of community agreements that create for safer spaces to learn, grow, and work together. By the end of the workshop, participants will be able to create or facilitate the creation of Braver Space Agreements for their classroom or container and understand why and how they can be beneficial to a variety of settings

Focused on creating safer spaces for Queer and BIPOC students, this training explores the importance of cultural sensitivity as well as different ways others’ cultures can be incorporated (and celebrated) into lessons and community spaces. In this workshop, teachers and business owners will understand what micro-aggressions are, what the long-term effects of cultural insensitivity create, and the antidote of these to create more inclusive and diverse spaces.

These presentations are geared toward children and adults interested in learning more about Native History. Depending on the age group, presentations can include storytelling, song shares, Q&A, as well as small lectures. This can also include ongoing consultations to naturally incorporate appropriate Native history into a year-round curriculum so as to not tokenize Native people, by only acknowledging them during November.

A workshop available to both students and adults, participants will learn how to tap into what they are feeling and create from a space free of self-judgement and self-doubt. The goal here isn’t to create a single “masterpiece” but to inspire a process that lets go of perfectionism. This workshop will incorporate elements of mindfulness- breathwork, reiki, and possibly a bit of movement depending on the container.