Our Services
Booking Options
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In-person (preferred for land-based sessions) or virtual delivery
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One-time workshops or ongoing programming
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Custom quotes based on group size, materials, and travel
Workshops and Presentations Tailored to Your Community or Organization
wapaskwaiy – White Birch Consulting offers a growing range of culturally grounded workshops, land-based experiences, and educational presentations designed to strengthen Indigenous awareness, cultural understanding, and community connection.
We work with schools, health organizations, government agencies, and grassroots groups across Alberta — with a special focus on communities within the Treaty 8 territory, including Wabasca and surrounding areas.
Whether you’re looking for a one-time session, a staff training opportunity, or a full-day cultural experience, we tailor our services to meet your needs.
Signature Presentation
Braiding Generations: Living Miyo-wîcêhtowin
A three-generation Indigenous awareness session led by Janine Nanimahoo, her father Philip, and her daughter Casha. This presentation explores the Cree value of miyo-wîcêhtowin — “living in good relation” — through storytelling, cultural teachings, and youth engagement. Duration: 1.5 to 2 hours | Ideal for schools, community events, and training days
A three-generation Indigenous awareness session led by Janine Nanimahoo, her father Philip, and her daughter Casha. This presentation explores the Cree value of miyo-wîcêhtowin — “living in good relation” — through storytelling, cultural teachings, and youth engagement.
Duration: 1.5 to 2 hours | Ideal for schools, community events, and training days
Pristine Wilderness Nature Hike
Step into Cree territory and experience the land through the lens of Indigenous knowledge systems.
This guided nature hike includes teachings on traditional medicines, animal signs, and spiritual connections to land. - Duration: 5 hours - Capacity: Maximum 10 participants - Fitness Level: Moderate to Advanced - Age: Children 6+ welcome with an adult - Perfect for schools in Wabasca and area looking to integrate land-based learning into their programming
Drum-Making Workshops
Learn the art of drum-making with options to create:
- Miniature drums (great for classroom keepsakes) - 15-inch traditional hand drums - Powwow-style drums (traditional and contemporary designs) Each session includes teachings on the cultural and ceremonial importance of the drum and how it connects us to spirit and community. Group sizes and duration vary based on drum type – custom quotes available
Cree Historical Teachings
A grounded exploration of Cree history, language, and worldview
This session weaves together Cree historical teachings, cultural protocols, and language-based learning. Led by Elder Philip Nanimahoo and Janine Nanimahoo, it explores pre- and post-treaty history, kinship systems, land-based knowledge, and the lasting impacts of colonization, including Treaty 8 and residential schools. Through storytelling, lived experience, and introductory nêhiyawêwin, participants gain a deeper understanding of Cree worldviews, governance, and relational responsibilities in a respectful, educational setting.
Indigenous Awareness Training
A focused, culturally grounded training designed to support organizations in creating intercultural safety and building respectful, informed, and culturally safe workplaces.
This session explores Indigenous histories, contemporary realities, and practical approaches to working in relationship with Indigenous peoples and communities. It also introduces the concept of reclaiming pre-systems of care, highlighting Indigenous ways of knowing, supporting one another, and maintaining balance long before colonial systems were imposed.
Content is tailored to staff roles while maintaining a strong foundation in Cree perspectives, lived experiences, and relational responsibility.
Format: 90–120 minutes
Delivery: In-person or virtual
Customization: Available upon request
Pricing varies based on group size, format, and scope.
Pricing Overview
We offer custom pricing based on group size, materials, and travel requirements.
Special rates are available for schools and community programs within Treaty 8.
*Materials for drum-making are included in pricing. Travel and accommodations may apply for bookings outside the Wabasca region.
Braiding Generations Presentation
Pristine Wilderness Nature Hike
Miniature Drum-Making
15-inch Hand Drum Workshop
Powwow Drum Workshop
Cree Language & History Session
Before the Silence Presentation
Staff Indigenous Awareness Training
Why choose us?
— Masterful workmanship
—Historically accurate
— Fair pricing
— Sustainable practices
Yes. We travel across Alberta and beyond. Travel and accommodations will be included in your custom quote if needed.
Many schools combine a morning presentation with an afternoon hands-on workshop. We’ll work with your timeline and learning objectives.
Yes. Many of our workshops and teachings are specifically designed for youth, and we have experience working with schools from elementary to high school levels.
Yes. While we primarily share Cree-specific teachings, we’re committed to respecting the protocols of each Nation and are open to collaborating with local Knowledge Keepers as needed.
Yes. Once details are confirmed, we provide formal quotes, contracts, and invoices for your records or funding requirements.
Ready to book a workshop or presentation with wapaskwaiy – White Birch Consulting? Let’s bring Indigenous knowledge to your school, team, or community.
Click HERE to request a quote or schedule a discovery call.
You can also email us directly at:
wapaskwaiywhitebirchconsulting@gmail.com
(825) 975-9595
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