Our Services
Our experience shows us that collaboration is a choice. We collaborate when diverse perspectives at a common table are needed to find and implement solutions that no one group could achieve alone.
However, working together can be challenging, inefficient, and confusing. Our services are designed to help collaboration work.
Roundtable & Collaborative Process Coordination
We convene and coordinate multi-party committees that include First Nations, Crown Governments and stakeholders that together provide management advice or make operational decisions.
Workshop & Meeting Facilitation
We design and lead the conversations a group wants or needs to have, keeping discussion on track and moving towards decisions or next steps while striving to ensure that all participants are able to participate meaningfully.
Mediation for Decision Making
We hold space for voluntary conflict or dispute resolution, acting as an impartial third party and supporting parties to reach their own negotiated resolution.
Strategic Planning
We guide organizations through articulating their own identity, understanding their strategic goals, and aligning near term work to those strategic goals.
Process Reporting
We document process and outcomes clearly, producing a defensible record of what was decided and why.
Project Management
We coordinate effort across all parties involved in a project toward a shared objective. We manage budgets, schedules, communications, and process documentation.
Governance Assessment & Design
We assess how a group is structured to make decisions and recommend changes to better align the function of the group with its articulated goals.
Science & Policy Communication
We translate technical, scientific, and policy information into content that non-specialist audiences can understand and act on - from accessible reports to ArcGIS story maps.
Applied Social Science Research
We apply social science methods such as interviews, focus groups, surveys, qualitative analysis, and quantitative analysis to answer questions and ground process design in evidence, not assumption.
Evaluation & Analysis
We assess whether a process or program achieved its goals and use that analysis to make recommendations for process change.