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Group of Friendly People Gathering

GO BEYOND SMALL TALK.
BUILD REAL CONNECTIONS.

We provide the tools to bring people closer together.

What types of activities will we do?

We design workshops to help you discover the power of connection.
They include entertaining, interactive activities such as: 

. Open and guided conversations in small or large groups.

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. Fun games to practice social and communication skills.

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. Sharing stories to build bridges with others.

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. Laughing and enjoying snacks in good company!

What will we talk about?

Our workshops include a variety of topics:

. Brought by you in open conversations.

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. Brought by the facilitator in guided conversations to spark new insights and ideas.

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. Inspired by a theme to dive into specific areas like social connection, community belonging, diversity and inclusion, welcoming newcomers, celebrating multiculturalism, peer-to-peer and inter-generational exchange, etc.​

Is this for you?

. Expand your social circle and meet new people.

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. Practice and improve your everyday communication skills.

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. Learn new concepts in a guided, low-pressure environment.

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. Dive in and participate, whether you are shy, anxious, or confident.

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. Share laughs and snacks in good company!

You will love this if you want to...

This might not be your vibe if...

. You aren't looking to expand your social circle right now.

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. You prefer to focus on theory rather than hands-on communication practice.

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. You feel uncomfortable trying new activities in a structured group setting.

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. You are more of a passive observer than an active participant.

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. You favour formal events without casual socializing.

Ready to book your seat?

We respectfully acknowledge that we live, work, and learn on the traditional, ancestral, and unceded territories of the Lekwungen-speaking peoples (the Songhees and Esquimalt Nations) and the W̱SÁNEĆ peoples (including the Tsartlip, Tseycum, Tsawout, and Pauquachin Nations) whose historical relationships with these lands and waters continue to this day. 

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