This is the first lesson of five in the full Indigenous Cultural Competence and Humility course offered by The IRG. In partnership with the Royal Canadian Mint, the course is now offered in French and English. Il s’agit de la première leçon de cinq du cours complet sur la compétence culturelle autochtone et l’humilité offert …
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Click on the lesson below to start. Every June, Pride Month offers a chance for celebration and equal rights activism for the LGBTQ2S+ community and their allies. But what happens when the rainbow-themed window displays and social media filters are put away? How do we remain authentic supporters of LGBTQ2S+ rights and honour the community …
Click on lesson below to start. June 28, 1969, was a pivotal day in history. In the early hours of the morning, police raided the Stonewall Inn, a popular Greenwich Village bar catering to LGBTQ2S+ customers. Decades of escalating, state-sanctioned harassment led officers to expect everyone to leave quietly as usual. But it wasn’t the …
Click below to start your lesson. In You’re Not Listening: What You’re Missing and Why It Matters, author Kate Murphy shares the latest research on effective listening. In this course, you’ll learn strategies for improving listening skills. First, you’ll discover how our brains respond when we’re engaged in conversation. You’ll then get best practices for …
Click on the lesson below to start. Categorization is universal. With so much information and stimuli coming our way, the brain’s instinct is to sort it quickly and efficiently. These shortcuts are helpful when deciding important things like what might be dangerous or even little things like what breakfast cereal to buy. But when our …
See below to click on your first lesson to start your course. Based on the highly successful in-person Indigenous Cultural Competence course, learners will build knowledge on the acceptable terms related to Indigenous peoples, and some similarities and differences between First Nations, Métis and Inuit. This online course will provide the historical context that underpins …
See below to click on the first lesson to start your course. Course Description Delivery: First three modules online at your own speed, estimate 2-4 hours. The first three modules must be completed prior to the live webinar/seminar. Last two modules in live webinar/session, estimate 3 hours. Course Overview Online Indigenous Canada: terminology, strengths and …
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Available for individual OR group purchase. Please see below for group purchase. Based on the highly successful in-person Indigenous Cultural Competence course, learners will build knowledge on the acceptable terms related to Indigenous peoples, and some similarities and differences between First Nations, Métis and Inuit. This online course will provide the historical context that underpins …
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This is a hybrid version of the online Indigenous Cultural Competence and Humility, built specifically for the ARD Team. This course depends on the full interaction of learners both in the webinars and the online course portions. This adaptation is to build capacity for ARD to build comfort in the material enough to teach it …
This is a hybrid version of the online Indigenous Cultural Competence and Humility, built specifically for the ARD Team. This course depends on the full interaction of learners both in the webinars and the online course portions. This adaptation is to build capacity for ARD to build comfort in the material enough to teach it …
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Based on the highly successful in-person Indigenous Cultural Competence course, learners will build knowledge on the acceptable terms related to Indigenous peoples, and some similarities and differences between First Nations, Métis and Inuit. This online course will provide the historical context that underpins some of today’s continuing tensions about land in Canada. And then learners …
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Unnecessary and unproductive meetings waste significant time in the workplace. Yet we all rely on meetings to communicate and collaborate with our teams, coworkers, and clients regularly. This course provides a guide to effective meetings—from both the meeting facilitator’s and participant’s perspective. As a meeting facilitator, you’ll learn about your role and responsibilities, including how …
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Your front-line customer service is about your communication, your ability to work across cultures, and your choice to serve Inuit with excellence. This is a two-hour online short course to learn more about Inuit within the larger group of Indigenous peoples, an introduction to culture in the workplace, and some ideas on how to serve …
Based on the highly successful in-person Indigenous Cultural Competence course, learners will build knowledge on the acceptable terms related to Indigenous peoples, and some similarities and differences between First Nations, Métis and Inuit. This online course will provide the historical context that underpins some of today’s continuing tensions about land in Canada. And then learners …
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Based on the highly successful in-person Indigenous Cultural Competence course, learners will build knowledge on the acceptable terms related to Indigenous peoples, and some similarities and differences between First Nations, Métis and Inuit. This online course will provide the historical context that underpins some of today’s continuing tensions about land in Canada. And then learners …
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