DECOLONIZING
SPEAKING
A live two-hour workshop for people who want to decolonize their speaking and communication.
ABOUT THE WORKSHOP
Let's Decolonize Speaking Together
Decolonizing Speaking taught by Jace Meyer, top rated speaker coach + facilitator with glowing reviews, explores how we communicate to reverse colonial narratives.
You’ll deep dive into concepts, vocabulary and applications around decolonizing your speaking and communication. There will be group exercises created to help discuss and explore our learnings and unlearning as a circle. You’ll walk away with real-life decolonizing practices for language, speaking, listening and communication.
The workshop gives you the language, guidance, care and tools to feel self-assured in your Decolonizing Journey in relation to how you communicate. While the teachings and Indigenous theory are grounded in Jaye’s worldview, they are applicable across Indigenous Territories.
Ask answer discuss learn
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What language might we be appropriating from Indigenous culture?
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What’s faux pas and inappropriate to say?
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How to make land acknowledgments better authentic (instead of superficial, performative — and problematic).
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How might I learn to open and close my speaking events in a good way?
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Where did our language come from and how does that shape what we know?
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How might we re-think how we introduce who we are?
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How can we use our words to build community and safety
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How do we balance the pressure for perfection and expertise with truth, honesty and humility?
ABOUT JACE + COYA PRODUCTIONS
Jace Meyer Is A Top Rated Speaker, Facilitator And Indigenous Advocate.
Jace has travelled the globe and spoken to over 130,000 people in order to co-create the conditions necessary for Indigenous creators to thrive. She is also a top-rated speaker coach + facilitator with 10/10 glowing reviews from her mentees (read what her mentees have to say about her on the left).
Jace is a Métis mother, social entrepreneurship educator, public speaker, speaker coach and pilot in training. She currently lives on the territory of the Lekwungen speaking people with her 6-year-old, Charlie Rose.
Glowing Reviews About Jace
“I love her. The combination of Jace with our small group of peers was amazing. She did a great job at facilitating our feedback and conversations with each other and had her own very valuable two cents that she shared also. Every session with Jace was so impactful.
-Madison Sneath | Shine Bootcamp Alumn
“I can't say enough good things about Jace. Her expertise and experience were second to none and the perfect fit for our varied mini-cohort. She's incredibly articulate and precise with her constructive, respectful feedback. She was always fully present and actively listening, one-on-one or in a group setting. She was/is a wonderful ally: warm, supportive and calm. It was very important that I make her proud when I did my talk. Thank you, Jace!!!”
-Marlene Dong | Shine Bootcamp Alumn
“Exceeded my expectations! Jace was incredibly generous with her time and SOOOO engaged: she listened to what we had to say, provided valuable feedback, met us where we are, supporting our unique strengths, and celebrated our success! She was all in and it was palpable that she was also enjoying the experience! We even had a celebratory Google Hangout with our group after the Showcase! We bonded!
Please, have her come back, so others may benefit from her amazing energy and knowledge!!”
-Ksenia Stepkina | Shine Bootcamp Alumn
Reasons To Do This Workshop
1. You’re going to learn and ulearn
We’ll deepen your communication skills with an Indigenous approach & lens.
2. Up your allyship
Up your Indigenous allyship with these communication practices
3. Jace is amazing. Full stop
Over the years, we’re worked with hundreds of speaker coaches and facilitators. Jace is the real deal. Check out the glowing reviews from her students (above).
4. Not a one-way lecture
Won’t be talking at you. We will co-creation a beautiful, impactful learning experience. You’ll learn what it means to be ‘in Circle’ with one another.
5. Decolonizing + Speaking. Together
While there are other decolonizing workshops, this one is specific to speaking, language and communication.
6. Not Another Self-Paced Online Course
This isn't just pre-recorded content. Your learning happens live, in real-time.
ABOUT SHINE BOOTCAMP
Educating Ourselves And Our Community On Indeingous practices When It comes To Speaking + Communicating
Hi, we’re a professional speaker accelerator for women. We help women speak up, gain confidence and become respected speakers.
Our mission is to elevate marginalized voices. The people who are underestimated. At the the highest level, this means empowering more women to speak. That said, we believe that without intersectionality our mission falls flat. Ultimately, our mission is to elevate the voices of those who don’t readily raise their hands to speak or aren’t recognized when they do. Especially Indigenous women. Because “too often the ‘I’ is left out of the BIPOC” (Shayla Oulette Stonechild, Founder of the Matriarch Movement).
On top of uplifting the voices and stories of Indigenous women, it’s also important to educate ourselves - and our community - on Indeingous practices when it comes to speaking + communicating. Hence why we've partnered with Jace Meyer to bring you this first-of-its-kind workshop: Decolonizing Speaking.
EVENT DETAILS
Decolonizing Speaking
Cost
$100 USD
(with 30% of sales go to Raven Trust)
Date
May 13, 2024
Time
4:00 pm PST / 7:00 pm EST
Place
Zoom
Land Acknowledgement
Shine Bootcamp was founded on the land of the Coast Salish peoples–Sḵwx̱wú7mesh (Squamish), Səl̓ílwətaʔ/Selilwitulh (Tsleil-Waututh) and xʷməθkʷəy̓əm (Musqueam) Nations.
We’re a small, fully remote team, and much of our work now takes place virtually. Our community is primarily North American, but we have members from all over the world. Land acknowledgements allow us to engage in ongoing reconciliation by reflecting on a singular physical space.
Though much of our work now takes place virtually, it’s important to continue self-education by asking questions and learning more about reconciliation. We encourage our community, team, coaches and partners to take time to learn about the lands they are currently on, and to explore this Indigenous Ally Toolkit by Dakota Swiftwolfe and action these learnings daily. This acknowledgement was inspired by Feminuity.