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About

At Moon Tide Reconciliation, our mission is to facilitate reconciliation and create cultural safe spaces, with a focus on Indigenous cultures. We work to acknowledge and address the harm and trauma caused by past actions and events, and to build a more equitable and just future for all. Through education, understanding, and respect, we aim to create a world that is more understanding and accepting of all cultures. In particular, we are committed to creating safe spaces for our elders and Indigenous community members."

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Our Story

At Moon Tide Reconciliation, our journey is one of raising awareness and empowering others through Indigenous history and cultural practices. As a grassroots, family-owned business, we are deeply committed to fostering connections and mutual respect across cultures. Blending Musqueam and Syilx teachings, we bring a unique perspective to Indigenous cultural understanding.

To fulfill our mission, we offer:

  • Kairos Blanket Exercise – available both virtually and in person, sharing insights on the impacts of colonization and the path toward reconciliation.

  • Cedar Weaving and Carving Workshops – hands-on learning that honors and preserves cultural techniques.

  • Beading Workshops – including MMIWG2S pieces and Orange Shirt Pins to honor residential school survivors and promote meaningful conversations.

  • Sparrow Smoke House Teachings – sharing traditional smoking methods, creating a bridge to cultural practices and preservation.

  • Lunch and Learn Series – extending the learning following the Kairos Blanket Exercise.

  • Cultural Safety in Work – bundle packages that enhance workplace inclusivity and cultural respect.

Our dedication extends to creating safe spaces where Elders, youth, and communities can connect. Through storytelling and hands-on experiences, we bridge generations, empowering youth to give back to their communities and create a more equitable and just future.

The Sparrows

  • Sparrow Smoke House

  • Salish Syilx - Sparrow Commercial Family Fishing Vessel

Contact Information:

Kairos Blanket Exercise

Knowledge Keeper Doreen Sterling

Elder Martin Sparrow, Traditional Opening on line (Coastal Singer) & In person, Smoke house (Smoked fish teachings) Coast Salish Carver

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Moon Tide Reconciliation 

"Facilitating reconciliation, one step at a time."

"Creating cultural safe spaces through understanding and respect."

"Honoring Indigenous history and traditions, and ensuring the safety and well-being of elders and community members."

"Empowering youth to preserve and share cultural traditions, and honoring the wisdom of our elders."

"Moon Tide and the Kairos Blanket exercise: Building understanding and reconciliation."

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