Circles on Indigenous Worldviews
Creating Opportunities for Truth and Reconciliation

Circles on Indigenous Worldviews is based on a conviction that trust can be built if we acknowledge the truth of history, recognize prejudices, and make the changes necessary, in our own lives that can have a ripple affect to those around us.
Initiatives of Change (IofC) has had a long history of working together with Indigenous people towards healing and relationships between the different peoples of Canada. Systemic racism exists in Canadian institutions and we know that prejudices can be passed from one generation to another. We are often reminded that trust and reconciliation cannot come without justice.
Our latest circles

10 July 2023
Circles on Indigenous Worldviews - The Blanket Exercise

2 November 2021
Circles on Indigenous Worldviews - Treaties

8 June 2022
Residential Schools – From Generational Trauma to Forgiveness and Freedom

29 September 2022
What will you be doing on Orange Shirt Day?

19 April 2023
From Residential to Sixties Scoop

14 April 2023
Intergenerational Conversation with Youth

16 October 2022
Oka: A Crisis or a Resistance of Indigenous People? Why the Oka Crisis? What do we learn from it?

11 August 2022
Chief Lee Crowchild: Why believe what we believe?
- 240+Interested in circles
- 8Circle sessions
- 10Cities in Canada and worldwide
Our history
As a contribution to the learnings and understandings between Indigenous and non-Indigenous peoples, Initiatives of Change Canada is inviting you to a series of online dialogues in order to discover Canada from the time of the arrival of the Settlers to today. We will learn from Indigenous people involved in a variety of worldviews. Please join us as we learn together.

