Aug 5, 12, 19 | 10:00am – 12:00pm PT

Many people understand the language of allyship. Far fewer understand how harm continues through performance, avoidance, defensiveness, and good intentions. This training focuses on what it takes to interrupt those patterns—and develop the internal capacity required for real accountability. This is not about doing allyship better. It is about examining what gets in the way of actually living it. You will leave with:

  • A clearer understanding of how performative allyship shows up in real time
  • The ability to stay present when discomfort, shame, or defensiveness arise (instead of retreating or reacting)
  • Practical tools for self-reflection, self-regulation, and self-compassion without bypassing accountability
  • A grounded approach to repairing harm beyond apology or intention
  • Increased capacity to hold perspectives, experiences, and truths that challenge your worldview
  • A deeper understanding of what it means to take responsibility within systems—not just critique them

 

Core areas of practice:

  • Self-awareness (recognizing your patterns in real time)
  • Self-regulation (staying present when challenged)
  • Self-reflection (examining impact beyond intention)
  • Self-compassion (engaging accountability without collapse or avoidance)
  • Relational capacity (holding difference, tension, and opposing views)

 

What to expect:

  • Interactive, discussion-based sessions
  • Real-world examples and applied practice
  • Space for reflection, discomfort, and integration
  • A focus on lived accountability—not abstract theory

These are 6 hr programs split into three 2 hr segments. They will be recorded and the recordings will provided to registrants for a limited time following the program. The fee is 900 plus GST payable.

  • Time : 10:00 am - 12:00 pm (America/Vancouver)

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