Become a Culturally Committed Member

Bringing 'Uy Sqwalawun' to your Practice
I raise my hands to your desire to improve the cultural safety of your practice. Culturally Committed is here to support you on your journey.

Professional Membership

This membership is for providers who offer direct services to Indigenous client. Providers will have the opportunity to promote their Culturally Committed identity via printed, physical, and digital resources. They will also have access to client feedback that can be utilized to improve the cultural safety of their practice.

Benefits of our Professional Membership

  • LIVE Monthly Virtual workshop focused on topics related to Cultural Safety and Humility

  • LIVE Monthly Community Call, where members can engage with Culturally Committed Mentors, ask questions and share

  • INCLUSION on the Culturally Committed Providers Map: a resource the general public can utilize to seek providers who are committed to improving the cultural safety of their practice

  • Professional Members will have access to confidential client feedback, which can be submitted by clients through the Culturally Committed website
  • ACCESS to digital logo to use on your personal website, promotional materials
  • ACCESS to the Culturally Committed Members Portal, which houses the complete library of Workshops and Community Calls
  • RECEIVE a Provider's Package, packed in traditional medicines, that include a providers pin, window decal, and 8x10 poster to promote their Culturally Committed identity
  • ACCESS to printable feedback cards to support clients in navigating the feedback process
  • ACCESS to the private Culturally Committed Members Facebook Group, where individuals can come together collectively, and share thoughts, questions, successes, and challenges

In order for Culturally Committed Providers to maintain a listing on the Providers Map, they need to demonstrate an ongoing commitment to improving the cultural safety of their practice through active participation in the Culturally Committed Membership Program. 

Annual
Month to Month

Active Ally Membership

This membership is for individuals who are seeking opportunities learn about cultural safety and humility, and be active in their pursuit towards reconciliation.

Ally is an action word; it's not who you are -- it's what you do.

Benefits of the our Active Ally Membership

  • LIVE Monthly Virtual workshop focused on topics related to Cultural Safety and Humility

  • LIVE Monthly Community Call, where members can come together virtually and connect with the Culturally Committed Mentors.

  • Access to the private Culturally Committed Members Facebook Group, where individuals can come together collectively, and share thoughts, questions, successes, and challenges.

  • Access to the Culturally Committed Members Portal, which houses the complete library of Workshops and Community Calls
  • ACCESS to digital logo for use on your personal website and promotional materials
  • Members will be permitted to identify themselves as "Culturally Committed" in their communication materials, thereby demonstrating their humble mission towards improving the cultural safety of their practice.
Annual
Month to Month

  

Upcoming Workshops

Live workshops are held monthly and focused on topics related to to cultural safety and humility. Workshops are included in Culturally Committed memberships or can be purchased individually. 

Date: January 15, 2025

Time: 6:00 PM - 8:00 PM PST

Featuring Qwuy'um'aat Elliott of Cowichan Tribes 

Join Qwuy'um'aat Elliott for a thought-provoking webinar that dives deep into the challenges and opportunities in Indigenous housing. Learn how historical injustices, present realities, and future possibilities intersect to shape the 'on-reserve' housing crisis—and discover paths toward sustainable, equity-focused solutions.

 

What You'll Learn:

Past:

  • Uncover the historical roots of the housing crisis in First Nations communities.
  • Understand the links between colonial policies, displacement, and systemic inequities that continue to impact 'on-reserve' housing.

Present:

  • Gain insights into how colonialism and paternalism influence current housing systems.
  • Explore the critical role of Indigenous-led, "for Indigenous, by Indigenous" approaches in addressing these challenges.

Future:

  • Learn actionable steps allies can take to support Indigenous communities in transforming housing systems.
  • Discover inspiring initiatives led by Nations and municipalities that prioritize cultural alignment and sustainability.

 

Who Should Attend?

  • Community Leaders: Seeking to champion culturally relevant and sustainable solutions.
  • Policymakers: Interested in creating equity-oriented housing policies.
  • Advocates: Supporting self-determination and resilience in Indigenous communities.

This webinar offers a unique opportunity to deepen your understanding of First Nations housing challenges and discover ways to contribute meaningfully to transformative change.

 

Please note: Session replay will be available for 30 days from date of recording.

Register For Workshop