Transformative Professional Learning
Workshops & Learning Series
Do you offer programs for families and communities?
Are you wondering how to create culturally inclusive nature programs?
Have you wondered how to engage more diverse families in nature?
My learning experiences guide you to create culturally inclusive nature programs for families that promotes a respect and appreciation for the contributions of Indigenous, Black and other people of the global majority.
Signature Workshops
- Joyful Learning 101: Strategies for Creating Culturally Relevant Programs Nature
- Creating Inclusive Environments
- Utilizing Multicultural Strategies and Tools to Transform Your Programs
- Moving from Transformation to Social Action in the Outdoors
- Literacy and Nature: Simple and Fun Activities for Families
- Deeper Dive: Joyful Learning Series
Customized workshops are also available upon request.
Who should participate? Anyone including program administrators, traditional and non-traditional educators and community members currently leading or wanting to lead a nature program.
Community-Led Consulting
For individuals & organizations
- What institutional barriers and racialized structures have been put in place historically that have limited Indigenous, Black and other people of the global majority’s access to nature?
- What are ways in which historically excluded communities already access nature that is relevant to them and how do we align our practices accordingly?
I support organizations to explore these questions and find solutions through:
- coaching
- community-based inquiry
- strategic plans and
- program and curriculum development.
Culturally Inclusive Family Experiences
Fall and Spring Series for Families
Family experiences provide opportunities for children preschool-5th grade and their grownups to learn from and about past and present Indigenous, Black, and other people of the global majority’s stories and roles in nature.
- I partner with local community knowledge holders to curate an interactive experience that explores multicultural literature and enriching activities related to the featured guest’s role in nature.
- I offer a fall and spring 10-12 week series, grounded in local cultural knowledge, focused on developing skills that supports our well-being such as gardening, skills for liberation and the creative arts in nature.