Lunch and Learn: From the Heart

First Nations Elders are leaders, knowledge holders, and central figures in their communities. Many have lived through significant challenges—including the Stolen Generation policies—yet continue to demonstrate remarkable resilience, advocacy, and strength.

As healthcare professionals, we have a responsibility to ensure that First Nations people receive the care, respect, and dignity they deserve in ways that recognise their autonomy, lived experience, and cultural identity. This webinar will equip you with the tools to provide culturally safe, empowering, and strengths-based care that builds trust, supports self-determination, and improves health outcomes.

By attending, you will not only improve your cultural competency and professional skills, but also contribute to a health system that uplifts, respects, and empowers First Nations peoples.

This is a Medcast Continuing Medical Education (CME) course

Feedback from previous participants

"The course is very relevant to nurses who may not know why it is important to provide sensitive & culturally safe care to the nations first peoples, the course presenter is clear & concise in delivering the contents of the course in a way that is easily understood."

"Excellent presentation. Spoke of difficult topics. Solutions presented. Felt empowered. I was able to reflect on previous experiences and now know what I did well and how I could have improved."

"Presented in a clear concise way to inform how healthcare workers can address people with culturally diverse backgrounds."

"Grace was an excellent presenter and involved the learners. Also, at no point did she blame the patient."

"The videos included in the webinar highlighted the history, the difficulties/problems the nation's first peoples faced in accessing healthcare & trauma experienced due to systemic barriers & effects of the stolen generation."

"The course offered solutions and the framework to effectively work towards health equity."