Dates: March 2, 2027
Time: 8:30 AM – 4:00 PM 
Location: 302-1200 Portage Avenue, Winnipeg
Trainer: Tanya Clarke-Marinelli

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About This Course

The workshop aims to examine how Indigenous people are affected by workplace violence. It is imperative to distinguish between workplace bullying and lateral violence because Indigenous
people tend not to abuse their people like their employers do. Many factors contribute to the abuse cycle, including colonization, oppression, intergenerational trauma, racism, and discrimination.
Understanding the underlying causes of workplace violence is essential to prevent it and ensure the safety of Indigenous people. It is critical to highlight the distinct forms of violence experienced by Indigenous people and to recognize the systemic factors contributing to this vicious cycle. How
does Lateral Violence affect Indigenous people? What are the behaviours linked to Lateral Violence? Where does Lateral Violence happen? Why does Lateral Violence happen?

Course Objectives

• In this workshop, participants will:
   Adapt a decolonized approach to lateral violence in the workplace.
• Describe the essential characteristics of lateral violence.
• Identify specific behaviours that result in laterally violent behaviour.
• Examine why we engage in lateral violence and where this behaviour has been learned.
• Explore how lateral violence has affected each individual in their communities and
  workplaces.
• Establish healthy boundaries, identify lateral violence cycles, and heal from them.
• Redirecting lateral violence to lateral kindness.

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