September 30, 2021 is the first National Day of Truth and Reconciliation, a day to recognize and commemorate the legacy of residential schools.
By client request, and our organizational mandate to provide accessible, contemporary teachings, Nahanee Creative is launching five new on-demand mini-courses. The platform will open on September 30 for every one who wants to spend this day learning about: Territorial Acknowledgements, Cultural Protocols, Empathy & Safety, Decolonizing Practices, Restorying Colonialism, Etiquette for Allies, and/or Decolonizing Identity 101. The pre-sale is open now!
How it Works
Participate on your own or with a group. Each workshop can be completed in an hour or less. Courses will open on September 30 - you can start that day or any day after. Once you launch the course, you’ll have three days to complete. Each workshop features short videos, reflection worksheets and resources to support your continued unlearning and relearning.
How to Buy
Simply purchase your desired courses through our web-store at NahaneeCreative.com, also linked below. Once purchased you will receive a link to log in to your course dashboard via email.
On Demand Mini-Course Pricing
Purchase one or all six on-demand mini-courses. Individual prices are $40 per person, per workshop. Groups of 20 or more, in a single purchase, for a single workshop will receive an automatic 15% discount.
What’s included:
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Personal Login Credentials, sent via email after purchase
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72 Hours access (once you begin) to each course you purchase (each workshop can be completed in an hour or less)
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Each workshop features short videos, downloadable reflection worksheets and resources, all accessible through the course dashboard
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Technical Support
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For groups over 20, you’ll receive a spreadsheet template to list your participants for a custom group log in.

Learn what Territorial Acknowledgements are, why they matter, and how to create and deliver yours in a good way. Dive deeper into the concepts of colonial conditioning and decolonizing practices in relation to Lands, Belonging and Shared Territory. Explore brave new language and be encouraged to critically analyze how you share your commitment to Territorial Acknowledgements. While the teachings and critical Indigenous theory shared by Ta7talíya-men Paisley Eva Nahanee are grounded in the Squamish worldview, they are applicable across Indigenous Territories. ($40 or $80, image links to our online store for presale) This on demand mini-Course will open on September 30, once you login, you will have three days to complete.

Introducing Decolonizing Practices: actions we can take; words we can say and ideas we can unlearn to undo colonial impacts. This on demand nini-Course is based on our award-winning workshop, Sínulhkay and Ladders, a giant board game designed by Ta7talíya Michelle Nahanee and also covers key concepts from her popular workbooks, Decolonize First and Decolonize Everything. ($40 or $80, image links to our online store for presale) This on demand mini-Course will open on September 30, once you login, you will have three days to complete.

Welcome to Cultural Protocols, Cultural Empathy and Cultural Safety, three on demand mini-Courses in one bundle! This informative bundle is designed to inspire you to further your learnings with definitions and examples of what cultural protocols, empathy and safety look like in action. This course also includes a Cultural Safety Planning Template to help you implement these important teachings into your life. ($40 or $80, image links to our online store for presale) This on demand bundle will open on September 30, once you login, you will have three days to complete.

Start decolonizing how you walk in this world. Restorying Colonialism dives into the social and personal frameworks that we all live within, to explore how we can see things differently and be in better relations. Restorying Colonialism explores our individual roles within systems, how we may be uplifting harmful narratives, asking how can we apply critical analysis and rewrite our identities through reclamation, accountability and meaning making. ($40 or $80, image links to our online store for presale) This on demand mini-Course will open on September 30, once you login, you will have three days to complete.

Decolonize your etiquette, unlearn micro-aggressions and practice anti-racist communication. This This on demand mini-Course expands on our popular Instagram series Etiquette for Allies, which shares teachings for responding to Indigenous racism. It can be hard to shift from defending and deflecting, here you will unlearn oppressive words and reactions to someone who speaks to you about their experience as a racialized and othered person . Up your allyship with the six conscious communication practices we’ll share in this quick but deep workshop. Ta7talíya Michelle Nahanee leads this offering. ($40 or $80, image links to our online store for presale) This on demand mini-Course will open on September 30, once you login, you will have three days to complete.

This This on demand mini-Course helps folks understand the social and cultural construction of gender, and how ideas about masculinity and femininity shape current issues, knowledge, pop culture and social policy. The goal is to examine the ways in which historical, cultural and social events shape the role of gender in different societies by focusing on how colonization and settler colonialism obstructed our vision of gender. ($40 or $80, image links to our online store for presale) This on demand mini-Course will open on September 30, once you login, you will have three days to complete.