E'zheyaadiziwin Indigenous Consulting Services

Talking Indigenous history and concepts of identity for a school board on their professional development day. #TeachingTeachers #Indigenous #History

Next stop in this hectic week, presenting at the Canadian Alliance for Ending Homelessness National Conference, just waiting for the event to begin now :)

Working on our collection of Presenter badges on this beautiful Sunday :) #Presentation #Presenting #Indigenous #Conferences

Had a great time at Niagara College yesterday talking about Indigenous Tourism! We spoke for two hours and made some really great human connections with some of the students! Can't wait to go back! Up next for us is the Ontario School Counsellors Association Conference in Toronto this weekend!

Our calendar has been filling up and yet we were still able to raise and donate $700 to the Niagara Regional Native Centre for cultural programming! $200 for the youth council and $500 for the centre itself. It has been bittersweet as we used the teaching of colonial history through Indigenous perspectives as a way to fundraise for cultural programming, much of which was illegal until 1951. If you are interested in what we do, please feel free to contact us as [email protected] so we can discuss the possibilities!

There are approximately 12 tickets remaining for this FREE session hosted at the Niagara Regional Native Centre this Friday! It is FREE to register and we are looking for a "pay what you can" that will be donated directly to the Niagara Regional Native Centre to support cultural programming. https://www.eventbrite.ca/e/ongoing-history-of-turtle-islan

We had a great day today! We were able to deliver the Ongoing History of Turtle Island and use a pay what you can model to raise $200 for the Niagara Regional Native Centre Youth Council to be used for cultural programming. #GivingBack #Donating #Indigenous #Training #IndigenousYouth

We have two tickets left for this event. They are free tickets for professional development training, with a pay what you can model (at the event) with all proceeds going to the Niagara Regional Native Centre Youth Council

For those who were looking for an opportunity to participate in our sold out training at the end of the month, we will be hosting another full day training, which will be located at Niagara Regional Native Centre on Friday, October 5, 2018. This is a FREE event with a "pay what you can" model to assist with cultural programming within to community and all proceeds being donated directly to NRNC. If you work for an organization and would like to work with us to deliver Indigenous content through professional development training as a way to enhance capacity through this fundraising initiative, send us an email at [email protected]

Are you a teacher looking for help delivering Indigenous content in the classroom? Send us a message to see how we can help! We are available to assist all levels of education! Email us at [email protected]

We have started a blog on our website. Enjoy our first post. We will be posting them in both Anishinaabemowin and English. https://ezheyaadiziwin.ca//ezheyaadiziwin-blog-e%E2%80%99z

Due to popular demand, we have added 10 extra tickets to our event on Friday, September 28 at the Niagara Falls History Museum. This is a FREE professional development opportunity with a "pay what you can" fundraising initiative with all proceeds going to the Niagara Regional Native Centre. Let's build community and provide opportunities by working together! Get your tickets today as space is now very limited with only ten tickets remaining! https://www.eventbrite.ca/e/ongoing-history-of-turtle-islan

FREE Professional Development Training happening Friday, September 28, 2018! Register today as space is limited!

Creating EQUITY through INCLUSIVENESS and the INTEGRITY of character in order to promote CHANGE that allows everyone to participate in society and acquire their version of success and happiness!

For those of you interested in a FREE professional development training experience, here is our rescheduled day for the Ongoing History of Turtle Island training session. This will be a full day session and there are 40 spots available! Reserve your tickets today!

Due to a scheduling conflict, the Ongoing History of Turtle Island FREE Cultural Awareness training scheduled for Aug. 14 has been postponed until Friday, September 28, 2018. More details to come!

Happy to announce we will now be represented at two conferences this year by Jason Shawana. The first one is on Nov. 4 for the Ontario School Counsellors Association in Toronto and then the following day on Nov. 5 for the Canadian Alliance of Ending Homelessness National Conference. On Nov. 4 we will be delivering "E'zheyaadizin: Developing the Character of our Stories" On Nov. 5 we will be delivering "A Place of Many Hearts: Indigenous Approaches to Ending Homelessness for I...ndigenous Youth" Check out the respective conference websites to register!

We will be at the Niagara Falls History Museum tonight from 7pm - 8pm talking about Treaties! We will be using primary sources to showcase the difference in intent and purpose for making treaties and the impacts they have on community.

Just two more nights and we will be back the Niagara Falls History Museum talking about the shift of relationships that came about with the treaty-making era in Canada. Come on out from 7pm-8pm this Thursday!