Reconciliation Over Coffee
Live Indigenous reconciliation today and join me on this journey.
The first session will start June, sorry curriculum just being finalized!
The first session will start June, sorry curriculum just being finalized!
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About the Course

Live Indigenous reconciliation today and join me on this journey.
Benefits of The Course
Practical approach
A practical guide to reconciliation with a history of Indigenous issues in Canada which culminates in reconciliation action plans geared mainly for individuals.
Globally oriented
The
course is geared for individuals but also more emphasis on organizational
Reconciliation Action Plans.
Goal achievement
The book provides steps to move towards reconciliation.
Pre-order Now for CA$199.
Price goes back to CA$299 on May 16th.
Price goes back to CA$299 on May 16th.
Meet the instructor
Dr. Cheryl Matthew
Dr. Cheryl Matthew (Simpcw First Nation) is a
change-maker who works to end inequity and discrimination and to create
cross-cultural understanding between diverse communities in Canada. She is an
accomplished not-for-profit executive, public servant, consultant, and a
sometimes gardener. She is an unequivocal supporter of the underdog. She spends
a lot of time contemplating how to break down societal structures that have
disenfranchised Indigenous people globally and contemplating the plight of the Pacific Salmon. She likes to drink a lot of coffee.
She loves to do yoga but spends most of her free time volunteering. Her
greatest contribution in life is her children: Teya, Mini and Sophia.
Paradoxically, she has been known to be hard to work with for speaking the
truth, yet great at collaboration, so the truth is likely relative to whether
or not you really support Indigenous people.
Cheryl is the Senior Research Director in the territorial land stewardship department for Little Shuswap Lake Band and the ED for Protect Our Indigenous Sisters Society. She was a public servant for 12 years with Service Canada and Indigenous Services Canada, and has also worked with the Justice Institute of BC and others. Cheryl has a PhD (Carleton), MA (Royal Roads), and BA (SFU).
Cheryl is the Senior Research Director in the territorial land stewardship department for Little Shuswap Lake Band and the ED for Protect Our Indigenous Sisters Society. She was a public servant for 12 years with Service Canada and Indigenous Services Canada, and has also worked with the Justice Institute of BC and others. Cheryl has a PhD (Carleton), MA (Royal Roads), and BA (SFU).
Patrick Jones - Course author

