Walking the path, every day.
In 2015, Canada's Truth and Reconciliation Commission released 94 Calls to Action — concrete steps to repair the harm of residential schools and address the lasting impacts of colonization on Indigenous Peoples.
These calls ask all of us — individuals, communities, organizations, and governments — to take responsibility in creating a more just, equitable, and respectful Canada. At ElevateHER, we take them to heart. They guide how we design programs, build partnerships, and show up for community every day.
Our commitment
We believe that healing, empowerment, and equality begin with truth. We are committed to walking alongside Indigenous communities as we learn, unlearn, and take action toward reconciliation.
What we're doing
Embedding cultural safety
Every ElevateHER program includes space for reflection, conversation, and awareness around Indigenous history, culture, and ongoing realities.
Collaborating with Indigenous partners
We work alongside Indigenous Elders, educators, and organizations to co-create programming that honours Indigenous knowledge and leadership.
Building awareness and accountability
Our team takes part in continuous cultural awareness and anti-racism education — because reconciliation starts with self-work.
Amplifying youth voices
We ensure Indigenous youth are represented, supported, and celebrated within our empowerment and leadership programs.
Honouring the land
Wellness is deeply connected to the land. We're expanding land-based healing and learning that grounds our work in respect and relationship.
Walking the path together
Reconciliation lives in the choices we make every day — how we show up, how we listen, and how we hold space. We're committed to this ongoing journey with humility, heart, and action. Together, we walk the path toward truth, healing, and community.
With gratitude
We acknowledge that we are in Mi'kma'ki, the ancestral and unceded territory of the Mi'kmaq People — covered by the Treaties of Peace and Friendship. We'kopekwitk, unceded Mi'kmaq territory.