- Sḵwxwú7mesh Elder Welcome
- Ancestral Introductions
- Why and How we do both
- Decolonization, What it is, Why it matters
- Sínulkhay and Ladders Digital game play
- Decolonizing Dialogue
- Giveaways & Takeaways
- Closing Circle
- Computer, tablet, or smartphone (computer highly recommended)
- Headphones
- A microphone, either built into computer or headphones
- Paper and pen for notetaking or a note-taking app open on your computer
Ta7talíya is a creative director, decolonizing facilitator and Indigenous change maker from the Sḵwx̱wú7mesh community Eslha7an. She works within the intersection of class, race, culture and creativity focusing on social change through communications and deep engagement. Ta7talíya’s collaborations have influenced opinions, changed behaviours and mobilized community action. She is also the designer of a life-size board game and workshop called Sínulhkay and Ladders which aims to answer the question “what now” in this age of truth & reconciliation. Her clients include the City of Vancouver, Squamish Nation, HCMA Architecture + Design, Simon Fraser University, Telus Storyhive and Vancouver Foundation. She believes in noncoercive education and making space for brave innovations.
Lloyd is a Plains Cree, originally from the Muskoday First Nation near Prince Albert, Saskatchewan. With 14 years of experience in life skills and career development and 11 years of experience in Indigenous mental health and wellness, Lloyd brings a unique lens and approach to facilitating dialogues, workshops and one-to-one client success. His work as a Clinical Supervisor, Counsellor and Life Skills Instructor informs his approach to prioritizing wellness within decolonizing work.
