Services

Practice Areas

Living Systems Advising/Guidance

We support non-Indigenous organizations in cultivating their unique gifts and contributions within spiritual-ecological worldviews, fostering alignment with regenerative app and ethical collaboration

Collaborative Planning and Reconciling Ways of Knowing

Support the advancement of collaborative projects with Indigenous and settler organizations by building the capacity of settler organizations, cultivating common ground, and aiding the development of appropriate processes and methodologies for interweaving Indigenous and Western approaches

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Offerings

These practices areas are provided through the following offerings:

Support organizations in cultivating alignment with life-affirming values, spiritual-ecological worldviews, and regenerative paradigms.

  • Nurture regenerative shifts that reflect your organization's unique gifts

  • Ground strategies in service of people, place, and planet

Cultivating Organizational Alignment with Living Systems

Strategic Planning and Visioning

Help define or reimagine an organization’s vision and direction, and develop grounded, values-aligned pathways for impact

  • Clarify purpose, set strategic goals, and align resources for long-term contribution

  • Support internal clarity and coherence while translating vision into actionable plans, policies, and projects

Strategic Alignment and Evaluation

Ensure organizational strategies, initiatives, and activities remain aligned with your highest commitments and beliefs

  • Build evaluation processes that reflect relational accountability and regenerative purpose

  • Strengthen internal alignment to support meaningful and ongoing learning

Project Planning and Strategy

Support the development of thoughtful, impact-driven strategies for specific initiatives and collaborations.

  • Root project design in relationality, context, and strategic purpose, from vision to implementation

  • Guide teams in defining clear objectives, timelines, and resource flows

Collaboration and Reconciling Ways of Knowing

Facilitate ethical, reciprocal collaboration across Indigenous and non-Indigenous knowledge systems.

  • Develop approaches that honor distinct knowledge systems while building collective capacity

  • Co-create spaces for dialogue, co-creation, and navigating complexity across worldviews

Training and Knowledge Sharing

Offer programs and resources to deepen awareness of paradigm shifts, cross-cultural engagement, and responsibility.

  • Explore spiritual-ecological worldviews and regenerative frameworks

  • Equip teams to navigate complexity with humility, courage, and coherence

Target Clients

Local municipalities and regional governmental agencies

State and Federal Agencies

Nonprofit organizations / NGOs (ie. conservation organizations, land trusts)