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This page lists our collaborative events with institutions and organizations. To register for our community events, please visit our Eventbrite page here.
Reclaim Your Voice program director Jungle Flower (she/her) returns to Seneca College for virtual, survivor-centred workshops Tuesdays this month.
See you on campus at Queen’s University for the final part of our workshop series.
January 24th: Jungle Flower boldly shares the major lessons she has learned on her journey and healing from psychological abuse, physical abuse and sexual violence through a spellbinding combination of storytelling, spoken word and poetry. The event will take place in room FA-F054 in the Fraser Auditorium.
January 25th: Join us for back to back workshops (general wellness and survivor-centred) facilitated by Jungle Flower (she/her) of Reclaim Your Voice.
Register here.
Youth Coordinator and Peer Mentor training: Navigating Difficult Conversations
Join us on campus at Queen’s University for a workshop on getting clear on the rights that are important for you to reclaim for your healing and restoration.
Join us on campus at Queen’s University for a workshop on Navigating Difficult Conversations and tapping into Your Safe Space.
Inner Child: Learn how Inner Child work can help nurture closeness and connection with your inner self.
We are honoured and grateful to be working with Seneca College students for the fifth consecutive term. Join us for a four part survivor-centred workshop series.
We’re so happy to be working with the University of Toronto Scarborough Campus Student Union and Racialized Students Collective on a 5 week Survivor Care Circle. Workshops happen on Wednesdays starting January 26th, 2022!
Such a joy to be working with Queen’s and Trent University students again! Join us for a workshop on cultivating and tuning into your own safe space.
We’re overjoyed to have been invited back to Queen’s University! During this workshop entitled, “The Inner Critic & Self Compassion”, writing exercises will be provided to help participants identify the negative commentary of the inner critic, and to practice self-compassion which is said to be the antidote for shame. This is followed by a trauma-informed lovingkindness meditation to help you discover your own personalized lovingkindness phrases based on your emotional needs.
This workshop will be facilitated by Reclaim Your Voice founder Jungle Flower (she/her)
We are thrilled to return to Seneca College for another workshop series! During this workshop entitled, “My Restorative Rights”, we will explore why it may be difficult for us to set boundaries, the benefits of doing so, and how it may be helpful to reframe boundaries as rights.
This 4-part workshop series will be facilitated by Reclaim Your Voice founder Jungle Flower (she/her)
Reclaim Your Voice founder Jungle Flower will be sharing her story of abuse and healing for the students at Sonoma State University.
We’re honoured to return to University of Waterloo! During this workshop entitled, “Letters to and from Our Bodies”, writing prompts will be provided to help participants tap into what you wish to communicate to their bodies, and to imagine what their bodies may wish to communicate back to them.
This 3-part workshop series will be facilitated by Reclaim Your Voice founder Jungle Flower (she/her)
We are honoured to work with the Dalhousie Student Union on another workshop series for Dalhousie University students! The theme for this week’s workshop is Narrative Shifts: Narrative perspective can affect how we experience distance and closeness when we write about a topic. Together, we will explore how something which may feel difficult to write about can be easier to explore in third person. Participants will also be invited to imagine a positive future outcome to a challenge they are currently facing.
This 6-part workshop series will be facilitated by Reclaim Your Voice founder Jungle Flower (she/her)
Reclaim Your Voice founder Jungle Flower (she/her) will be sharing her story of healing for the students at Brown University.
Reclaim Your Voice has been selected as a recipient of the 2021 Mayor’s Community Safety Award. The award will be presented by the City of Toronto at a ceremony on July 5th, 2021.
Reclaim Your Voice founder Jungle Flower (she/her) will be sharing her story of healing with the students of University of Waterloo
Reclaim Your Voice founder Jungle Flower (she/her) will be facilitating a workshop on restorative rights for the students of San Diego State University.
Reclaim Your Voice founder Jungle Flower (she/her) will be sharing her story of healing for the students at San Diego State University.
Reclaim Your Voice program director Jungle Flower is grateful to be working with Seneca College once again to facilitate weekly survivor-centred workshops for students during the Spring 2021 term.
Reclaim Your Voice program director Jungle Flower is pleased to return to Dalhousie University to facilitate weekly survivor-centered workshops for students throughout the Spring 2021 term.
Reclaim Your Voice founder Jungle Flower is pleased to return to Queen’s University to facilitate a workshop for students. This event is happening in collaboration with Consent @ Trent
Reclaim Your Voice program director Jungle Flower is pleased to return to Dalhousie University to facilitate weekly survivor-centered workshops for students throughout the Spring 2021 term.
Reclaim Your Voice program director Jungle Flower is pleased to return to Dalhousie University to share her story of healing with students once again.
Reclaim Your Voice program director Jungle Flower is grateful to be working with Seneca College once again to facilitate weekly survivor-centred workshops for students during the Fall 2020 term.
Reclaim Your Voice program director Jungle Flower is hosting weekly survivor-centered workshops for Dalhousie University students throughout the Fall 2020 term.
The Centre for Safer Sex & Sexual Violence Support is hosting the founder of Reclaim Your Voice, Jungle Flower for a discussion on healing from abuse.
Postponed to help slow the rate of COVID-10 infection and protect vulnerable populations.