Cultural Humility Training

Take a Journey to Improving Cultural Relations

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Cultural Humility Training is an educational experience to learn about our ties to these lands, the commonalities in our journeys, and to learn about the Indigenous groups in our province, our history, and how that can be beneficial to our community as a whole. This work has been compiled into a one (1) day training course with a focus on Saskatchewan-specific information.

It is important that we learn about each other’s cultures, our cultural differences we see across different groups, and understand the history behind them and how it impacts our everyday lives. This training is meant for individuals, groups and businesses to come together to explore cultural humility, enhance self-awareness in a safe space. It is a great professional development opportunity for anyone, especially those who work with Indigenous people.

CONTACTS

If you are interested in booking a training session for your group in your area, inquire with AFCS about the appropriate Friendship Centre nearest you and put in a request. The appropriate training team will be in touch:

Aboriginal Friendship Centres of Saskatchewan

Melody Wood, [email protected]

Battleford Indian & Metis Friendship Centre

Katelynn Sauvie, [email protected]

Buffalo Narrows Friendship Centre

Eva Seright, [email protected]

Île-à-la-Crosse Friendship Centre

Kandace Daigneault, [email protected]

La Loche Friendship Centre

Ranelle Sylvestre, [email protected]

Nēwo-Yōtina Friendship Centre

Caley-Rain Anderson, [email protected]