If you’re working with Two Spirit or Indigenous Queer Youth you will need more than good intentions. You need an understanding of the inter-generational effects of colonization with impact to …

How Conflict Transformation Training Builds Stronger Teams and Communities Conflict happens everywhere, in workplaces, families, and communities. But what if we could transform conflict into an opportunity for growth instead …

Why This Training Matters Now More Than Ever Working with Indigenous children, families, and communities requires compassion along with a deep understanding of the legal frameworks, cultural contexts, and systems …

In today’s world, it’s a personal responsibility to understand Indigenous perspectives, It’s a crucial step toward building inclusive workplaces, respectful communities, and meaningful relationships. Many people want to be good …

Understanding the Impact of Lateral Violence in the Workplace Lateral violence, also known as horizontal violence, is a pervasive issue that affects many workplaces, particularly those within Indigenous communities. But …

Why Cultural Competency Matters In today’s world, cultural competency is essential—not only for professionals working with Indigenous communities, but for anyone striving to build meaningful relationships, promote inclusivity, and work …

To Northwest Coast Indigenous peoples, the dragonfly is a symbol of change, transformation and swiftness. The dragonfly is a creature of the wind and also of the water representing multiple …

In recent years, the visibility of Indigenous issues in Canada has grown significantly. From the continued discovery of unmarked graves at former residential school sites to national conversations about Indigenous …

Indigenous Perspectives Society proudly participated in National Indigenous Peoples Day, hosted on the traditional territory of the Songhees and Esquimalt peoples and organized by Royal Roads University. Our executive director …