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Cultivating Safe Spaces

for Executive Leadership

Cultivating Safe Spaces for Executive Leadership

This specialized Cultivating Safe Spaces course is designed for leaders, executives, and decision-makers who want to take Cultivating Safe Spaces into real systems change. Whether you're guiding a team, shaping workplace culture, or influencing governance and policy, this course will support you in applying CSS principles to leadership, decision-making, and organizational transformation.

$1,000.00 CAD

Most leadership models focus on authority, control, and efficiency—but we know that real leadership is about creating environments where people can show up fully, think differently, and contribute in meaningful ways.

Leadership is about responsibility, not enforcement. It’s about holding space, fostering connection, and leading with trust. It’s about making decisions that are not just efficient, but ethical.

In this course, we’re not just talking about how to lead differently—we’re talking about how to change the way leadership itself is structured so that organizations, teams, and policies reflect the kind of belonging, accountability, and integrity we want to see in the world.

Transform Your Leadership

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.

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