This one-hour lunch and learn session will bring your organization through a journey of our shared Canadian history, how it impacts us today and why reconciliation now. Each trainee will walk away with a back pocket reconciliation action plan. 

Shelley Joseph, Ladders to Kindness

Shelley Joseph, Hekwa’gila’ogwa, has a lifetime of cultural exposure. Being immersed in the lessons and traditional ways of being of the Kwakwaka'wakw, have shaped who she is. Shelley has been on her healing journey for more than 31 years and has combined her lived experience with education in the spiritual, physical, mental, and emotional well-being of people, families, and communities. She believes that awareness and action plans for change can sway the scope of disparity in our societies. She prides herself in holding safe space for people to learn, heal, and grow. She has advocated for Cultural Safety and Kindness her whole life and is passionate about nurturing relationships and true Reconciliation. Following the teachings from a lifetime of learning from elders and cultural leaders, Shelley is dedicated to learning and leading by example through her values.

Registration closes February 16th at 4:00 p.m.

REIBC acknowledges the support of the Real Estate Foundation of British Columbia