Indigenous Cultural Safety Webinar Series Webinar Session #4

The Joint Collaborative Committees invite you to join a virtual five-part series that will aim to provide physicians with a deeper understanding of Indigenous Cultural Safety and Trauma Informed Practice in healthcare. Please note that registration for each separate webinar is required for this province-wide event and although the sessions are connected, physicians do not need to attend all five.

Each webinar will be based on the four elements (circle/wheel process): balance, emotions, physicality/relationality, and intellect and will be hosted by Indigenous Culture Safety facilitator, Harley Eagle.

Register for Session #4

Session #4: Finding a way forward together – February 9th, 2023

• Shared presentation by Dr. Dana Hubler and series host, Indigenous Cultural Safety consultant Harley Eagle. The presentation will focus on the themes of allyship, co-journeying, and communities of practice in the context of Indigenous Cultural Safety.

Key Speaker: 

Dr. Dana Hubler is a settler born in the Traditional Territory of the Tsimshian People and raises her family on the lands of the K’omoks Nation. She works clinically with the FNHA as well as supporting practice improvement as the UBC Rural CPD medical director and physician advisor with the Island Health PQI program.

Harley Eagle, MA. is Dakota and Ojibway, a member of Whitecap Dakota First Nation, and is an Indigenous facilitator and consultant.

Register for Session #4

Registration is required and although the sessions are connected, physicians do not need to attend all five. All webinars are scheduled from 5 to 6:30 pm. For more information on all Webinars: https://www.collaborateonhealthbc.ca/jcc-webinar-sessions/

• Session 1: Setting the tone and building trust – November 10th, 2022
• Session 2: Hearing our history and stories – December 8th, 2022
• Session 3: Digging for the root and connecting dots – January 12th, 2023
• Session 4: Finding a way forward together – February 9th, 2023
• Session 5: Tying it all together and continued support – March 9th, 2023