Training | Providing Culturally Safe Care for Two-Spirit and Gender-Diverse Indigenous Peoples

This webinar invites healthcare professionals to explore how cultural safety and Indigenous perspectives on gender diversity can inform more respectful and affirming care for Two-Spirit and gender-diverse Indigenous Peoples.

Through an Indigenous cultural safety lens, the session examines how colonial systems have shaped experiences of gender, identity, belonging, and healthcare, while recognizing that teachings, identities, languages, and practices are distinct across Indigenous Nations and communities.

Grounded in reflection, practical examples, and relationship-centred approaches to care, the session emphasizes cultural safety as an ongoing practice that extends beyond individual awareness to the environments, relationships, and systems that influence patient experiences.

Participants will leave with practical insights and actions they can begin integrating into their healthcare settings to support dignity, self-determination, belonging, and respect for Two-Spirit and gender-diverse Indigenous Peoples.

Accreditation: Up to 1.50 Mainpro+/MOC Section 1 credits.

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