Restore Peace for All Our Relations

We provide training for leaders, frontline workers and community members to build peace with and within Indigenous communities.

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Together, we can stop the violence.

Our team of counselors, knowledge keepers and facilitators work with individuals and organizations that want to interrupt the cycles of interpersonal violence and dysfunction inherited by colonization, and cultivate a sense of belonging and wellbeing.

Since 2014, we have worked with Indigenous knowledge keepers, Elders, teachers, artists, counselors and facilitators to mobilize valuable Indigenous practices, skills and cultural teachings.

We invite you to join us in rekindling these in Peace Circles, so together we can stop the violence that harms our families, teams and communities.

Meet Our Team

Learn Indigenous Peace Ways

Our workshops, coaching, tools and resources empower you to bring Indigenous peace ways into your work and relations.

Enterprise Leaders & Agency Staff

Put your values into action for real diversity, equity and inclusion, while greatly improving organizational performance.

Agency Workshops

Community Members & Frontline Workers

Become a Peace Circle facilitator and cultivate respect, honour and healing through Indigenous cultural practices.

Community Workshops

Ayataway:

By collaborating well together we create circles that uplift everyone and create collective joy and harmony.

Name gifted to the Restoring Collective by Delia Nahanee of Squamish Nation, 2018 Cohort.

Testimonials

You've done it - these skills, these tools, activated and accessible for the community, for the front line.

This is what we've been waiting to see for 40 years.

Patricia Tuckanow
Cree Elder and Artist,
Restoring Collective Advisor

For the first time, with this Toolkit, I believe that reconciliation is possible.

Carol Martin
Nisga'a Nation,
Downtown Eastside Women's Centre

Here, in Circle, working with these teachings, I can be my higher self. With this new normal, with practice in the Collective. I can take the teachings into the rest of my community, into my work. And they work.

Carol Martin
Nisga'a Nation,
Downtown Eastside Women's Centre

I attended RCP workshops that covered Racism, Allyship and Collaboration, and Sharing Power and Privilege....these can be messy and uncomfortable topics and their approach was compassionate, inclusive and respectful. Their expertise and experience made for content that was both inspiring and practical. It was empowering I left with many takeaways, learnings, and action plans. It was outstanding!

Ravi Basi
Manager of Multicultural Services,
Surrey Libraries