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Allyship Academy: Land Acknowledgments

This session will teach learners about why and how it is so critical to acknowledge the first people who stewarded the lands we all inhabit. You’ll learn how to be in right relationship with first peoples, extending your commitment beyond words and into action and deep connection to the earth. Whether you’re an individual on an anti-racist practice or an organization curious about adding language to your website, this powerful session will leave you more knowledgeable and (hopefully) even more committed to re-indigenizing your work!

Lukas (Ojibwe/Mapuche) is the founder and owner of Lukas M. Soto Consulting. They bring an interdisciplinary and intersectional approach to racial and social justice work including advocacy and previous consulting experience in healthcare, higher education, nonprofits, and government. They specialize in US race/identity politics, queer theory, transgender justice, two-spirit and Indigenous sovereignty, trauma informed care, and other topics that center marginalized voices. Their strengths lie in community outreach and organizing, leadership development and mentorship, public speaking, and storytelling.

Collaborate Consulting is a boutique social justice firm based in Portland, OR. This webinar is offered as part of our Allyship Academy series, bringing you cutting-edge learning about justice, equity, diversity, and inclusion.

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