Indigenous Collaborations 

Collaboration with Indigenous organizations and clients is deeply rooted in respect for Indigenous wisdom and practices. 

 

We are privileged to co-create plans, programs, and initiatives working harmoniously alongside Indigenous Elders and Knowledge Keepers. These collaborations are not just partnerships but are rich dialogues of mutual learning and respect, where traditional knowledge provides invaluable insights and guidance that shape our programs in meaningful and culturally sensitive ways.

 
 

Some of our work with Indigenous Clients includes: 

 
  • Jurisdiction & Self-Governance Plans

  • Strategic & Communication Planning

  • Change Management

  • Facilitation

  • Research-based Analysis

  • Personal & Professional Coaching

  • JAIDDE (Justice, Accessibility, Inclusion, Diversity, Decolonization, Equity) Strategy

  • Training Programs & Workshops

  • Capacity Building

  • Curriculum Design and Development

  • Project Oversight

 
 

We include Elder Advisors on our team to ensure our approach and content remain culturally informed and responsible. Our ongoing commitment is to respect and honour Indigenous principles and practices and weave them integrally into our work. This ensures deeper connection, relevancy, and impact in every project, initiative, and training program we deliver, which is co-created with, and informed by Elder Advisors and Knowledge Keepers.

 
 

Popular programs

Strengthening Survivors

The Walk to Wellness

Job Readiness & Employment Success Programs

Custom Designed Training Programs

E.C.H.O. Bridge Program

Empowerment Through Communication, Harmony, and Openness

Language and its Impact

A Transformative Workshop Presented by Origin Leadership Consulting

Reimagine Education that Honours Tradition

Transforming Learning Through A Culturally Designed Online Classroom 

 

Several of our consultants are members of—or are recognized as belonging to—various Indigenous communities across what is now called Canada. Acknowledging our lived experiences as Indigenous people is a way of decolonizing what “experience” can look like, and it allows Traditional Knowledge to enter the space of Western business practices. 

Additionally, many of us have worked extensively in remote and northern Indigenous communities to help create and build programs and services specifically designed to support people.