Tiffany Moses is a Dene artist and facilitator from Denendeh (Northwest Territories) and a member of Pehdzeh Ki First Nation. As an arts-based facilitator with IndigenEYEZ and kinSHIFT, she brings creativity, compassion, and a deeply relational approach to programs including 13 Moons and reSTORY, creating spaces where people can connect, grow, heal, and strengthen their capacity to work together.

 

About IndigenEYEZ

Indigenous-led from the beginning, IndigenEYEZ launched in 2013 after a fortuitous convergence brought three leading Indigenous facilitators together. Each had recently experienced the creative empowerment method of Partners for Youth Empowerment (PYE Global), and they were energized to integrate these tools into their work. When a philanthropist offered seed money to share creative empowerment with Indigenous communities in BC, IndigenEYEZ was born.

In 2020, we launched kinSHIFT, a social enterprise created in response to growing demand from settlers who want to learn to cultivate respectful and authentic relationships with Indigenous peoples and places.

Today, IndigenEYEZ has grown into a movement that has touched thousands of people across BC. We offer a range of experiential workshops through a decolonizing lens. Engaging, inspiring and mobilizing changemakers across the generations.

 

Tiffany’s SVI Workshop: Decolonizing How We Bring People Together

Many of us are working toward social and environmental change in the world, while still carrying inherited patterns of urgency, individualism, and productivity over relationship in our teams.

At the heart of many Indigenous teachings is the principle that we are not separate from each other—our wellbeing, knowledge, leadership and capacity for change are relational and interconnected.

In this experiential 90-minute workshop, we’ll notice patterns that shape how we gather and explore simple practices that create the conditions for connection, participation and collective wisdom.