Indigenous Cultural Safety & Humility Focused

Resources

The work of Indigenous Cultural Safety & Humility (ICS&H) has layers of complexity that expand almost daily so there is an ever-growing source of helpful learning materials in the public domain.

This resource list below can be helpful to you in a general way for your Indigenous Cultural Safety learning journey. However, after you attend our virtual workshop/s or if you have arranged with Harley to host an in-person workshop for your organization or company, we will provide you with a more extensive digital resource document with links to many more sites and resources that are specific to our workshop content.

Please also visit our “Current & Past Work” page as there are several videos of Harley and Sue and their work with other organizations and the videos that were developed in partnership with them.

Lastly, as a reminder, be mindful of your emotions and feelings/sensations that may come up as you embrace this material. Take the time to care for yourself and utilize those techniques that assist you in staying engaged in the face of the uncomfortable as you further embrace this material.

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Training

Land Acknowledgments

Self-care, Regulation Skills,
Neurodecolonization & Healing

Shame & Vulnerability

Two-Eyed Seeing

Doctrine of Discovery

Books & Articles:

70-20-10 Model of Learning & Development

Trauma Informed Practice

Restorative Justice & Circles

www.livingjusticepress.org/about-circles/

The home page of the website above is a great portal into Restorative Justice especially as they strive to work from a decolonized perspective: www.livingjusticepress.org

Residential Schools

Missing & Murdered Indigenous Women & Girls (MMIWG)

Indian Hospitals

Day Schools

Roots of the Ideology of Race

Anti-racism

Expanding our Narratives

Reading

Listening

Counseling supports & Organizations Offering Training