Accredited Indigenous Cultural Sensitivity Training
Details
Course Delivery
Outline
Elder protocols and guidelines
Speaker/s
Jason Rocky Carter is a Nehiyaw from Onion Lake Cree Nation, Saskatchewan.
He is a passionate medicine wheel facilitator, teacher and trainer. His pursuit of indigenized education began in Edmonton, AB, at Nechi Institute Centre for Indigenous Learning and found his identity in spirituality, culture and healing. He embraced his culture
and began sundancing and committing his life to working across Turtle Island in healing lodges, treatment centres, detox centres, wellness centres and volunteering at elders’ gatherings to improve the quality of life for his family, community and nation. At
Brandon University, MB, he completed a Bachelor of First Nations and Aboriginal Counselling Degree. He is also certified with four levels of medicine wheel counsellor training and three levels of medicine wheel facilitator training. He moved to Toronto, Ontario
to continue his Graduate degree. For two decades, he enjoys his work in sharing the wisdom of the medicine wheel with many people and organizations across Turtle Island.
Jason Rocky Carter continues to progress his passion for giving indigenous elders and spiritual leaders a voice by sharing indigenous wisdom and knowledge creating Indigenous Awareness on the intergenerational effects of Indian Residential Schools and his enthusiasm for wholistic education and training that creates balance and harmony for all of the human family and the next generations.
Jason Rocky Carter, B.F.N.A.C, CACII
Bear Standing Tall & Associates@
Centre for Social Innovation Regent Park
585 Dundas St. East, 3rd Floor,
Toronto, Ontario, Canada
M5A 2B7
[email protected]
www.medicinewheeltrainer.com
416 806 4659
Bear Standing Tall & trainers provide wholistic Indigenous Awareness & Cultural Sensitivity workshops through an Indigenous Lens.
Bear Standing Tall & trainers fulfill accreditation standards and requirements in regard to cultural relevance, competence, and cultural safety.
Our Vision
Create a bridge between Indigenous and non-Indigenous Nations