Decolonization 101: Native American Cultural Competency and Awareness
Date and time: Tuesday, June 20 · 11am – 2pm PDT
What do we mean by “Decolonization”?
What does Native Sovereignty mean?
Are there confusing stumbling blocks in navigating relationships with Native/Tribal partners?
Do you need support in thinking about Native issues in your work?
Demystify the history and discover the resilience and strength of Native peoples.
Discover how you can join the solution.
Three-hour training covers:
- Unpacking Decolonization
- Navigating the land acknowledgement
- Local Native culture and history, and why it matters
- Colonial history: law and policy
- Sovereignty and Tribal partnerships
- Introduction to Allyship
- Native/non-Native Collaborations
We engage with lecture, small group reflection, and discussion in this live, interactive workshop.
CEU’s available for professional development.
Regenerating Landscapes, Restoring Relations Workshop
The Center for Rural Livelihoods (formerly Aprovecho) in collaboration with Live Oak Consulting is hosting a FREE six-module workshop that focuses on integrating Indigenous knowledge with ecological restoration projects, expanding Tribal land access, and decolonizing settler colonial land practices.
The first three modules are online and will be recorded for asynchronous participation and the second three modules will be site visits to places where there has been a collaboration between Native and non-Native people on land stewardship projects.
Dates:
- All dates are past, but the three zoom classes maybe viewed online, after registering for the event here.
- Zoom: March 6th, March 20th, and April 3, 2023
- Site Visits: April 21st, May 5th, May 19th, 2023
