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Adult Education for Social Change

We’re a movement of adult educators and community organizers who are working towards decolonization and radical social change across Turtle Island

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Our Heart-Centred Network

Righting Relations is a growing, national network that strives to support and build capacity amongst adult educators and community organizers to provide space and resources for them to connect, reflect on, and organize for heart-led social change.

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An Oath to Turtle Island

In recognition of the importance of acknowledging that we gather on stolen land, Righting Relations has collaboratively developed an Oath to Turtle Island that outlines our commitment to this land and the peoples who have been its caretakers and defenders for generations.

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Reflections

Recent reflections from our Network.

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Transforming the NPO Sector: Reflection

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Oheroh:kon Youth Cultural Program

Eastern Hub

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Western Hub

Our Western Hub supports communities in Alberta, Saskatchewan, Manitoba, and BC. Explore events, resources and stories from the West.

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Central Hub

Our Central Hub supports communities in Ontario and Quebec. Explore events, resources and stories from Central Canada.

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Eastern Hub

Apaji-wla’matulinej, our Eastern Hub, supports communities in New Brunswick, Nova Scotia, PEI, Newfoundland, and Labrador. Explore events, resources and stories from Apaji-wla’matulinej.

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