Explore how Indigenous Circle Process and ancestral governance practices can transform modern board leadership. Many organizations are seeking more equitable, relational, and effective governance models. This workshop responds with culturally grounded approaches that strengthen consensus-building, shared accountability, and collective visioning.

Led by Rafael Feliciano-Roman, this free virtual workshop offers experiential learning and practical tools. Participants will explore how to move beyond rigid parliamentary procedure toward governance rooted in trust, respect, and shared power.

Key Topics Covered:

• Foundations of Indigenous Circle Process in governance
• Consensus-building as an alternative to traditional parliamentary models
• Strengthening trust and accountability within boards
• Relationship-centered leadership and shared responsibility
• Practical facilitation tools for board chairs and executive leaders
• Integrating ancestral practice into modern nonprofit structures
• Building equitable and culturally grounded governance systems

Who is this for?
Artists, nonprofit board members, executive directors, arts leaders, creative business leaders, cultural organizations, museums, galleries, educators, community organizers, and emerging governance leaders. Individuals, nonprofit organizations, fiscally sponsored organizations, and federally recognized tribes regionally and nationally can register for this free virtual event.