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  • Single w/shared bathroom* – CAD $2,217.50
  • Couple w/ensuite Oceanfront* – CAD $4,270.00
  • Couple w/ensuite* – CAD $3,875.00
  • Couple w/shared bathroom* – CAD $3,480.00
  • Twin w/ensuite oceanfront* – CAD $2,137.50
  • Twin w/ensuite* – CAD $1,937.50
  • Twin w/shared bathroom* – CAD $1,737.50
  • Three-share w/shared bathroom* – CAD $1,532.50
  • Women Dorm – CAD $1,287.50
  • Women Dorm - Upper Bunk – CAD $1,287.50
  • Mixed Dorm – CAD $1,287.50
  • Mixed Dorm - Upper Bunk – CAD $1,287.50
  • Tent Site Single – CAD $1,262.50
  • Tent Site Couple – CAD $2,275.00
  • Glamping – CAD $1,187.50
  • Commuter – CAD $1,087.50
    • (All prices include CAD $962.50 base amount)

Date & Time Details:
Starts with dinner on June 12
Ends with lunch on June 17

Location: Cortes Island

Tuition: $595

Package Price: $1,150- $1,910 / 5 nights. Includes tuition, room, all meals, and Hollyhock activities (depends on accommodation choice. Does not include scholarship). Excludes Taxes and fees. A $395 deposit is required at registration, with the balance due on your departure day.

Scholarships : Full and partial scholarships are available based on financial need. We prioritize Indigenous people, people of colour, people who identify as LGBTQ2IA+, youth, elders, and those who can articulate how their Hollyhock experience will support positive impact in their life and communities. A $195 refundable deposit is required, please apply within your registration form.

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A Training in Lateral Liberation

With Kim Haxton and Kris Archie

June 12 - 17, 2020

We look forward to offering this program next year.
Sign-up to be notified when we have new dates. You may also find details on Hollyhock’s response to the COVID-19 pandemic here.

We are living in a time of high contrast.

Explore Indigenous concepts of land, place, and decolonization. Examine decolonial practices (language, art, economics and gender) combined with embodied knowledge of Indigenous peoples, and the ways that centring this knowledge can rupture the politics of what is considered valid “knowing.” Together we will learn to laterally liberate consciousness.

Kim Haxton will also be presenting IndigenEYEZ: Leadership Essentials on July 12-16 2020.
Can’t make it to Cortes Island? IndigenEYEZ will be presenting Truth & ReconciliACTION on May 25 and Champions of Change on October 22 in Vancouver.

Presenters

Kim Haxton
Kim Haxton (Potowatomi) is from the Wasauksing First Nation in Ontario. She has worked across Turtle Island and abroad in various capacities but always with a focus on local leadership. Her deep understanding of the need for genuine restoration has far-reaching implications as leaders seek vision and all people seek…
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Kris Archie
Kris Archie, a Secwepemc and Seme7 woman from the Ts’qescen First Nation, is passionate about heart-based community work and facilitating positive change. In her own words: “My lived experiences as a mixed blood woman, mother and community member informs my desire for inclusion, accessibility, and justice”. Kris was the project manager for the…
Learn more about Kris Archie