Being an Ally in Indian Country 

March 11 - 12, 2021
Online via Zoom 

Registration Fee: $175
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About the Training

Many non-Natives work in various capacities in Indian Country- from tribal administrators to front line workers to urban Indian center employees. In addition, other non-Natives work in other agencies that serve or collaborate with Indian Country. Learning by doing is the way most allies become allies.
 
This interactive training will be facilitated by a team of NWI trainers and is intended for non-Natives and Natives who want to learn more about being an ally in Native Country. The training will include large and small group discussion, opportunities for reflection and assessment, and tools to take back to the workplace. The goal of the training is to better help you to help the tribe/organization you are working for.

Cancelation Policy 

No refunds for online training courses.

Training Topics

  • What is an Ally
  • What is an Aspiring Ally
  • Being An Ally
  • Who Determines If You Are An Ally
  • Becoming a Decolonized Ally
  • Racism, Bias and Privilege
  • Historical and Contemporary Trauma
  • Better Understanding Oppression​

Who Should Attend

​Any person aspiring to be a better ally in Indian Country.

Training Schedule 

Pacific Time Zone 
9:00 am - 11:00 am
Break
12:00 pm - 2:00 pm 
​Break
​3:00 pm - 4:00 pm 
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