Dear Friends:
In the last few days, Kristine and I have been getting a lot of emails from our first cohort of students on Land Acknowledgements: Beyond the Tick-Box/ Revealing and Bridging, saying how excited they are about this class.
I've gotta admit: so are we!
The people showing up for this work are, like you, totally amazing. Curious. Bold. Taking risks. Engaged. Most have been on their own learning journey for quite some time.
Already, the impact of the first class has been really powerful. One of the emails read: "It was a heaven send to meet you and Krissy and connect to the very powerful frequencies you both hold. I have a sense of my whole being attuning to something distinct."
This is why we are opening up a new cohort. Which already has a few people interested in it. I gotta admit I love it when we offer something and it resonates, and then we can immediately see people relax and learn together as they start sharing stories from their own context.
We have 1 spot left in the cohort starting this coming Monday. And about 3 spots for the cohort starting on Tuesday.
Is this the right time for you to jump in and join us?
The course itself is relatively brief: 3 classes over 3 weeks.
The topic: relevant for those of you working with big juicy questions such as, 'how do we re-narrate our (Family, institution, etc.) story', including historical and contemporary relationships with indigenous peoples.
We think it's great for those of you who...
feel unsettled by land acknowledgments are unwilling to accept tick-boxes and status-quo approaches to the stories of our connection to place. want to deepen your engagement in the art of Bridging... and taking meaningful actions. love being part of rich, meaningful cross-cultural discourses, and getting a window into how others, similar but different from yourself, are engaging with similar questions. want to help save your organization a lot of time and money but addressing sticky questions elegantly and quickly, before things get even more complicated... appreciate laughing. Because Krissy and I teach with a lot of laughter!
Do sign up!
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