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Our services

Grow your understanding of Indigenous realities and allyship skills while supporting our mission.

Learning Journeys

Progressive growth

The progressive learning journey is a series of workshops facilitated by our young Indigenous ambassadors. They seek to deconstruct colonialism, explore privilege and demystify stereotypes in a safe space. Workshops are divided in 3 categories, based on their content: Essential, In-Depth and Specialized.

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Options

     > Basic journeys (4 Essential workshops)

     > Long journeys (16h of workshops)

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Practical information

Duration Number of participants Format Language
between 2-12 months 10 – 49 in-person or virtual FR/EN

 

Learning objectives

– Deconstructing colonial perspectives
– Developing the skills to become an active and informed ally
– Creating a culture of lasting commitment to Reconciliation / decolonization

*Learn more about the benefits of a progressive learning path in our FAQ.

Interactive workshop “the Circle and the Box”

experience

Created by Jann Derrick in 1990, this experiential workshop immerses you in the historical and contemporary impact of colonization.

By embodying roles within a pre-colonial indigenous society, you will collectively experience the transformation of the “circle” (indigenous social structures) into a “box” (colonial systems of oppression).

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Practical Information

Duration Number of participants Format Language
4 hours min. 25 in-person FR/EN

Learning Objectives

– Developing empathy by living an experience that transforms perspective
– Understanding the historical and contemporary impacts of colonialism
– Exploring one’s own position and responsibility as a settler

Accompaniement

Co-construction

For organizations with specific needs, Mikana’s support combines a series of awareness workshops and personalized support for a group of leaders (“core group”) by our Mobilization Officer.

The accompaniement program is co-created with your organization and requires your active involvement throughout the process.

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Practical information

Duration Number of participants Format Language
2-12 months

Core group: 2-10

Participants: 10-49

In-person or virtual FR/EN

Learning Objectives

– Developing your autonomy in researching and validating information on Indigenous issues
– Building comfort in the necessary discomfort necessary for profound transformation
– Strengthening your collective capacity to identify, analyze, and deconstruct colonial practices, policies, and structures

Application process

Submit your interest at any time via the online form, and our Mobilization Agent will meet with you for an initial exploratory discussion. We analyze and evaluate requests on a cyclical basis: in March, August, and November. Accepted projects are generally launched within 30 to 60 days of analysis. All our services are offered subject to availability.

Decolonizing minds.
Redefining our path together.

Mikana

P.O. BOX 567
Place d’Armes branch
Montréal/Tiohtiake (Québec)
H2Y 3H3

info@mikana.ca

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