The John Humphrey Centre offers diversity training programs for educational institutions and private companies to ensure they create strong team environments that respect the value of all.
Workshop Facilitator: Chelsea Freeborn
Chelsea Freeborn is the Intercultural Programs Coordinator at the John Humphrey Centre for Peace and Human Rights. She began her career as a teacher, working as a specialist for ESL students in the Edmonton Public School System. She holds her Masters Degree in Intercultural and International Education. Furthermore, she has received advanced facilitation training through the ICA Associates as well as Training for Change. At the Centre, Chelsea is responsible for the coordination and implementation of programming and activities that address diversity, cultural competency, education and anti-racism.
Testimonials from this Program:
“Experiential learning was perfect; walk away with heightened cultural sensitivity; learning will extend beyond classroom setting – life-long!”
“…The focus was: 1) about our work and organization; 2) that it wasn’t about cultures, rather it was about openness to culture; 3) that it was activity based and engaging.”
“I would definitely recommend this workshop to others.”
“I really enjoyed the course; I became more aware about different cultures, and how we judge others on perceptions. I was able to become more self aware on how I view culture. I loved the interaction part of it.”
“Very interesting – so much info to learn.”
“Had fun! Material presented in a fun and effective manner.”
“Very interactive.”
“The workshop challenged us to look in depth at your own views & practices which I found essential in order for learning and positive change.”
