Our Services

We offer tailored services to meet the needs of each client. Our approach is one of collaboration and co-creation.

  • We support engagement and facilitation for organizations and projects related to a large range of topics including project or policy creation, project design inputs/feedback, and more. We also support procedural aspects of the Duty to Consult and Accommodate, and project specific engagement with Indigenous peoples, organizations and communities.

  • We support preparation and execution of IPP/IEPP plans and their execution. We have extensive experience in working in this area and are familiar with both the challenges and opportunities these presents.

  • We support preparation of RAPs and their execution, as well as other reconciliation support.  Our experience includes working for not-for-profits, industry organizations and consulting firms with staff and volunteers ranging from several individuals to thousands.  As RAPs are not one size fits all, we work closely with our clients to co-create a plan with insights from Indigenous peoples.  

  • We support gathering information to inform project specific or territory wide Indigenous Knowledge Studies or Traditional Land use and Occupancy Studies.  We have undertaken work using several different approaches for working with Elders, Knowledge Holders, Tallyman, Family Heads, Land Users and Youth that can be refined to meet needs for specific communities and projects.

  • We support preparation of planning policy, strategic plans, land development applications, and navigation of regulatory processes.  This includes support for environmental assessments and environmental studies.

    • Project Management – provide project specific and program supports.

    • Policies, Processes and Procurement – review and/or create organizational policies and processes with a focus on streamlining, reducing barriers and advancing reconciliation.

    • Funding Application Support – identify funding opportunities, prepare applications, and monitor and report for funding received.

    • Review of Environmental Assessments and Planning documents – review Environmental Assessments, Planning Policy, and development applications with First Nations to support their informed participation in engagement and consultation on projects.

    • Trainer/speaker/host – Prepare and deliver training or be a speaker on various topics with a focus on supporting reconciliation.