As part of our work to better engage our corporate supporters, our team developed three workshops that partnering companies and their employees can participate in to learn more about the work we do and our impact, along with the opportunity to pack Creativity Kits for distribution to families in need.  This year, we piloted a 90-minute with corporate supporter Citibank that offered participants an overview of the relationship between colonial settlers and Indigenous peoples in Canada, the intergenerational trauma and continued harm inflicted by the Indian Residential School system and ongoing systemic oppression toward Indigenous people, the importance of the Truth and Reconciliation Commission’s 94 calls to action, and steps that settlers and non-Indigenous people can take to building a more just and inclusive future. The pilot was well-received by participants, and we are utilizing their feedback to further improve and expand on the workshop offerings. We greatly look forward to future corporate engagement opportunities to connect more deeply with the wonderful folks who support us. Through Citi, we delivered 100 kits to Indigenous youth in the community of Tk’emlúps te Secwépemc, who were affected by the devastating discovery of unmarked graves at the former Kamloops Residential School site. Through Odlum Brown, we delivered 200 kits to youth affected by the fires that occurred in Lytton to support the community’s efforts in providing access to materials for families who were displaced.