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Intro to Cultivating Safe Spaces Course

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Introduction to Cultivating Safe Spaces e-Course

Cultivating environments where everyone feels safe and respected requires intention and the right tools. This course guides you through a deep understanding of what makes a space inclusive, trauma-informed, and resilient. With practical modules, relatable scenarios, and expert guidance, you’ll learn to build and sustain these spaces in your community or workplace.

$200.00 CAD

Cultivate safe and inclusive spaces with confidence.

Are you looking to create environments where everyone feels seen, heard, and respected?

This self-paced course will guide you through the essential skills and knowledge to foster inclusive and supportive spaces, whether in the workplace or in your personal life. With expert insights, real-world examples, and actionable strategies, you’ll gain confidence in handling trauma-informed care and promoting resilience.

Key takeaways:

  • Gain practical skills for fostering inclusion and respect.
  • Explore trauma-informed approaches and resilience-building.
  • Develop effective protocols for open, supportive communication.
  • Learn strategies for managing stress and vicarious trauma.
  • Enhance your impact as a leader and ally.

Join us today to make a positive impact in your community or workplace!

Meet Your Cultivating Safe Spaces Instructor

Elaine Alec | telxnitkw "Standing by Water"
Renowned Indigenous knowledge keeper with extensive experience in fostering inclusive cultures.

Elaine Alec is a storyteller and facilitator and CEO of Naqsmist (nux-meest) which translates into “many coming together as one”.  She is an expert in Indigenous planning processes and has extensive experience working with Indigenous governance and decision-making and shifting systems and engagement pathways to support self-determination. She is author of “Calling My Spirit Back” and belongs to the Syilx (see-yee-lxw) and Secwépemc (su-hwep-emc) nations from the southern interior of British Columbia and Washington State and is registered with the Penticton Indian Band where she spent most of her life.