Lisa Raven, our Executive Director, often reminds us that along this journey, we collect moments of reconciliation. Moments where relationships shift, truth is spoken, and healing becomes possible.
Our trainers are at the heart of who we are.
They come from different paths and experiences and are deeply grounded in their communities. They carry stories, relationships, and a commitment to walk alongside others in a good way. This is what shapes the work at Returning to Spirit.
Reconciliation is possible!
Reconciliation begins with me!
Reconciliation is a coming together!
We are grateful to the Meadow Lake Tribal Council and the Catholic Diocese of Saskatoon for this opportunity to host the Advancing Reconciliation Workshop.
It was a week of healing, connections and unity.
Elders are the knowledge keepers. They carry the teachings and know what their community needs.
It was a true privilege to hold the Roots of Reconciliation workshop with the Elders at Sandy Bay First Nation in Manitoba.
The joy, the laughter, and the hugs we shared are moments we chose to capture because this is what healing in community looks like.
Lisa, our Executive Director, shares insights on generational healing and what it means to let go of what no longer serves us, so that healing can move through families and into the next generation.