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Righting Relations Canada

LXCL:Righting Relations is a women-led network that strives to support and build capacity amongst popular educators, facilitators, and community organizers, to provide space and resources for them to connect, reflect on, and organize for social change.

Ottawa is not only the city of the federal government. Civil society organizations, the non-profit sector, and grassroots organizations are vibrant, fundamental in the wellbeing of the city. The sector is made up of thousands of amazing, passionate people who, overwhelmingly, are overworked and underfunded, with limited funding and support to build capacity and take the time to take care of our own people. We are all so embedded in addressing the urgent needs of people that the well being of workers, tensions and conflicts are ignored, contributing to difficult environments.&nbsp; This one-day workshop equips participants with a framework and concrete, measurable indicators to assess the health and well-being of the Non-Profit Organization they work with. Participants will identify concrete strengths, necessary actions, and actionable strategies for translating social justice values, statements, and principles into sustained, healthy organizational practice. The venue for this training is wheelchair accessible. The building is approximately 9 mins walk from Parliament Station and there is a bus stop at the front door. *If the minimum pay what you can ticket price is a barrier, please email ottawacircle@rightingrelations.org to discuss barrier-free options

Translating Social Justice Values into Measurable Indicators of Wellbeing

Ottawa is not only the city of the federal government. Civil society organizations, the non-profit sector, and grassroots organizations are vibrant, fundamental in the wellbeing of the city. The sector is made up of thousands of amazing, passionate people who, overwhelmingly, are overworked and underfunded, with limited funding and support to build capacity and take the time to take care of our own people. We are all so embedded in addressing the URGENT needs of people, food security, for example, that the well being of workers, tensions and conflicts are ignored which contributes to difficult environments.&nbsp; This one-day workshop reclaims debriefing from being dismissed as &quot;gossip&quot; or &quot;venting,&quot; establishing it as an essential practice for psychological safety and anti-oppression. Participants will learn healthy best practices to restore agency, build safety, prevent isolation, and support transformation through relational, healing debriefing. The venue for this training is wheelchair accessible. The building is approximately 9 mins walk from Parliament Station and there is a bus stop at the front door. *If the minimum pay what you can ticket price is a barrier, please email ottawacircle@rightingrelations.org to discuss barrier-free options

Reclaiming Debriefing as a Healing Practice at Work

Ottawa is not only the city of the federal government. Civil society organizations, the non-profit sector, and grassroots organizations are vibrant, fundamental in the wellbeing of the city. The sector is made up of thousands of amazing, passionate people who, overwhelmingly, are overworked and underfunded, with limited funding and support to build capacity and take the time to take care of our own people. We are all so embedded in addressing the URGENT needs of people, food security, for example, that the well being of workers, tensions and conflicts are ignored which contributes to difficult environments.&nbsp; This one-day workshop seeks to support participants in identifying, naming, and understanding abusive and oppressive behaviours that show up in the nonprofit sector&mdash;and to begin imagining pathways of survival, interruption, and transformation.&nbsp; The venue for this training is wheelchair accessible. The building is approximately 9 mins walk from Parliament Station and there is a bus stop at the front door. *If the minimum pay what you can ticket price is a barrier, please email <a fr-original-style="" href="mailto:ottawacircle@rightingrelations.org" rel="noopener noreferrer" style="text-decoration-color: initial; user-select: auto; box-sizing: inherit;" target="_blank">ottawacircle@rightingrelations.org</a> to discuss barrier-free options

From Recognition to Transformation: Surviving, Interrupting, and Healing Harm in Nonprofit Organizations

Join Righting Relations Regina for a grounded, honest conversation about what a healthier non-profit sector can look like. 🕊️ Righting Relations, Prairie Food System Vision Network, and the John Humphrey Centre are excited to offer two learning sessions for workers and leaders of the nonprofit sector in Regina, Saskatchewan.&nbsp; We want to share our learnings and collective knowledge on how to create healthier organizations and increase the capacity of nonprofit workers, leaders, and board members to identify and respond to harm. Nov 5, 2026 | <a fr-original-style="" href="https://www.zeffy.com/en-CA/ticketing/from-recognition-to-transformation-surviving-interrupting-and-healing-harm-in-nonprofit-organizations-2" id="isPasted" rel="noopener" style="text-decoration-color: currentcolor; user-select: auto; box-sizing: inherit;" target="_blank">From Recognition to Transformation:&nbsp;</a>Surviving, Interrupting, and Healing Harm in Nonprofit OrganizationsThis workshop seeks to support participants in identifying, naming, and understanding abusive and oppressive behaviours that show up in the nonprofit sector&mdash;and to begin imagining collective pathways of survival, interruption, and transformation. Nov 6, 2026 | Translating Social Justice Values into Measurable Indicators of WellbeingThis workshop equips participants with a framework and concrete, measurable indicators to assess the health and well-being of the Non-Profit Organization they work with. Participants will identify concrete strengths, necessary actions, and actionable strategies for translating social justice values into sustained, healthy organizational practice. Both workshops are a full day (9am - 4pm). Each session stands on its own: you&#39;re welcome to attend both, or just one. Please note that spaces are limited, and registration is pay what you can with a recommended minimum contribution of $10 per day. If this cost presents a barrier, please email <a fr-original-style="" href="mailto:admin@rightingrelations.org" rel="noopener noreferrer" style="text-decoration-color: currentcolor; user-select: auto; box-sizing: inherit;" target="_blank">admin@rightingrelations.org</a> for barrier-free registration. The venue is wheelchair accessible and has gender-neutral washrooms. If you have any concerns about accommodations you might need to feel safe and welcome, please don&#39;t hesitate to contact us at <a fr-original-style="" href="mailto:admin@rightingrelations.org" rel="noopener noreferrer noopener noreferrer" style="text-decoration-color: currentcolor; user-select: auto; box-sizing: inherit;" target="_blank">admin@rightingrelations.org</a>.&nbsp;

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