Question 1

Who is facilitating the training?

Accepted Answer

This training will be facilitated by Souta Calling Last, Executive Director of Indigenous Vision (Blackfoot Nation), and by Melissa Spence, MMIW & Media Director of Indigenous Vision (Ojibway Nation) - we have been facilitating these training both in-person and virtually since 2018.

Question 2

Are there any scholarships?

Accepted Answer

At this time we do not have any scholarships to offer.

Question 3

Where is the training and when?

Accepted Answer

Live on Zoom starting each day (Apr 21, Apr 22, Apr 28, Apr 29. 2026) at 9:00 am PDT. We meet each Tuesday & Wednesday for 2.5 hours. Video and audio required to participate in dialogue.

Question 4

Can I attend part or half of the training?

Accepted Answer

Attending all 4 sessions/days is required to receive the materials to carry on the training within your organization. There are no refunds for partial trainings. Please ensure you are available for each day.

Question 5

What is Cultural Humility?

Accepted Answer

Cultural humility is an alternative to cultural competency, and it doesn't involve memorizing stereotypes or stereotypical questions. Instead, it focuses on developing skills to approach people from any culture. We use the framework of Dr. Melanie Tervalon & Dr. Jann Murray-Garcia (1998).

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