Indigenous Community for Leadership & Development

Indigenous Community for Leadership & Development ICLD has over 20 years experience working with Indigenous communities on capacity building.

We also deliver our Indigenous Experience workshops to foster reconciliation.

Beautiful Day in Lek̓ʷəŋən Sacred Lands facilitating "Indigenous Awareness in Practice" in the Saanich Police Department...
06/23/2026

Beautiful Day in Lek̓ʷəŋən Sacred Lands facilitating "Indigenous Awareness in Practice" in the Saanich Police Department to a group of champions who do amazing work in serving all communities and people!

ey stelnexw (good medicine) connections and honored to have been part of this journey with 25 participants today who had an appetite for learning more about 'truth and reconciliation'!

So excited to continue building relationships!

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Photo and original post credit: Cyril Morris

June 21 is National Indigenous Peoples Day, a time to recognize and celebrate the histories, cultures, languages, tradit...
06/21/2026

June 21 is National Indigenous Peoples Day, a time to recognize and celebrate the histories, cultures, languages, traditions, and contributions of First Nations, Inuit, and Métis Peoples across Canada. Here in British Columbia, this day is also an opportunity to honour the strength, diversity, knowledge, and leadership of Indigenous communities whose cultures and connections to land continue to guide learning, healing, and relationship building.

At ICLD, we recognize that meaningful reconciliation is an ongoing commitment. It begins with listening, respect, cultural safety, and action. On this day, we encourage everyone to take time to learn, reflect, attend local Indigenous-led events where possible, support Indigenous artists and businesses, and continue building relationships grounded in respect and accountability.

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Indigenous Cultural Safety and Reconciliation Training Reconciliation requires more than awareness. It requires learning...
06/17/2026

Indigenous Cultural Safety and Reconciliation Training
Reconciliation requires more than awareness. It requires learning, reflection, relationship, and action. ICLD supports organizations through cultural awareness, cultural safety, and reconciliation-focused learning that helps teams better understand Indigenous histories, lived experiences, and pathways toward respectful relationships. Our workshops are grounded in Indigenous knowledge, Two-Eyed Seeing, and a commitment to meaningful change.
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Ready to build new skills, explore career opportunities, and take the next step toward your future?ICLD is proud to supp...
05/28/2026

Ready to build new skills, explore career opportunities, and take the next step toward your future?

ICLD is proud to support programs that empower individuals through hands-on training, workforce development, and community-focused learning opportunities across British Columbia.

📲 Scan the QR code to register and learn more about upcoming programs and opportunities.

Spaces may be limited; register today!

Watch below to hear what Premier David Eby had to say about the success of previous cohorts and graduates of the program.

https://icldgroup.com/building-stronger-futures-through-training-and-workforce-development/

PPE Day! A key milestone in the Craft Workers Program, where students receive their very own Personal Protective Equipm...
05/08/2026

PPE Day! A key milestone in the Craft Workers Program, where students receive their very own Personal Protective Equipment, equipping them to enter the field safely and confidently.

Every student is now fully prepared and job-ready, ready to take on hands-on work with skill and care!

Community engagement is more than just showing up; it’s about listening, learning, taking action, speaking with and not ...
05/06/2026

Community engagement is more than just showing up; it’s about listening, learning, taking action, speaking with and not for!

Truth and Reconciliation calls on all of us to move beyond words and into meaningful change. That means uplifting Indigenous voices, supporting Indigenous-led initiatives, and continuing to educate ourselves on the truths of our shared history.

Reconciliation is meant to live in our everyday actions: how we build relationships, advocate for equity, and show respect in our communities.

Let’s engage with intention. Let’s act with purpose. Let’s do the work together.

Photo of Stanley Park Totem Poles.

Moving from awareness to action. 👣 Visit the ICLD booth at to explore how we support Indigenous inclusion and workplac...
05/01/2026

Moving from awareness to action. 👣 Visit the ICLD booth at to explore how we support Indigenous inclusion and workplace cultural safety. See you there!

Thinking about a future in the trades?We’re now accepting applications for Cohorts 5 and 6! If you’re ready to gain hand...
04/27/2026

Thinking about a future in the trades?

We’re now accepting applications for Cohorts 5 and 6!

If you’re ready to gain hands-on experience and develop practical skills through our Keys to Employment program, this is your opportunity to get started.

Hands-on learning in action! Our Craft Workers Program students have been building skills, confidence, and teamwork with...
04/17/2026

Hands-on learning in action! Our Craft Workers Program students have been building skills, confidence, and teamwork with every task, tool, and project.

Learning by doing, growing by doing, and achieving by doing, this is what skill-building looks like.

Understanding people’s experiences is key to creating supportive and respectful environments.Trauma-informed practice re...
04/07/2026

Understanding people’s experiences is key to creating supportive and respectful environments.

Trauma-informed practice recognizes that many individuals carry experiences of trauma that can shape how they interact with services, workplaces, and communities. By prioritizing safety, trust, choice, and empowerment, trauma-informed approaches help ensure people feel valued and supported.

An important part of this is trauma-informed communication; using thoughtful language, active listening, and compassionate responses that respect each person’s pace and comfort. This approach helps prevent re-traumatization and encourages meaningful connection.

When organizations adopt trauma-informed approaches, they create spaces where people feel safe, heard, and empowered to participate fully.

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580 Seaborne Way
Coquitlam, BC
V3B8G8

Opening Hours

Monday 8:30am - 4:30pm
Tuesday 8:30am - 4:30pm
Wednesday 8:30am - 4:30pm
Thursday 8:30am - 4:30pm
Friday 8:30am - 4:30pm

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