Our Team
Reconciliation Documentary Films - Packs
Reconciliation Documentary Films - Packs
Viewpoints on Reconciliation
Engage learners with heartfelt interviews and moving testimonies on a variety of topics, from a range of Indigenous voices.
- Includes 5 films on Reconciliation
- Each film includes a comprehension quiz or activity
- Total learning time: 5x 30-minutes (average)
- Available in English & French
Foundations of Truth & Reconciliation - Packs
Truth and Reconciliation Packs
Cover critical themes of truth & reconciliation with these packs that include one theme per module.
- Seven modules that can be taken individually or as a set of packs
- Can be taken as an Individual or in a Group setting
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Total learning time: 7x 20-minutes (average)
- Available in English
About Reconciliation Education: Our Values
The Truth and Reconciliation Commission of Canada created 94 Calls to Action in their Final Report, including Calls to Action to educate not only new Canadians, but all Canadians, about the history and truths of Indigenous peoples in Canada.
We are all on a journey of learning and growth as we move together toward reconciliation.
The 4 Seasons of Reconciliation course, which has become the gold standard for reconciliation education and has educated hundreds of great organizations from coast-to-coast-to-coast, has so far reached over 600,000 Canadians.
Our team is proud to be a part of this important journey in reconciliation for all Canadians, and shares the same goal of connecting the world in harmony and building intercultural understanding & compassion.
We believe that all people benefit from truth & reconciliation learning, and we are excited to be on this journey with you as you explore the courses and learn more about the history of Indigenous peoples and Turtle Island & beyond.
Our Story
The acclaimed online course, 4 Seasons of Reconciliation, is a living document made possible thanks to an amazing collective of dedicated contributors, authors, advisors, producers, supporters and fans.
Its first version was produced in 2014 under the direction of the Aboriginal Healing Foundation as a direct response to the TRC’s Calls to Action to educate all Canadians.
"And if you want to make a difference in this world, this is one way to do it: through embarking on the path of reconciliation and working alongside Indigenous people in Canada."
Dawn Madahbee Leach
from the film, Economic Reconciliation (2018)
Our Reconciliation Education Team
We believe we accomplish more together. Our team is comprised of passionate, talented individuals from Treaty territories and beyond. Meet our main team at Reconciliation Education below.
Feather Pewapisconias-McKee
Educational Consultant
Feather Pewapisconias-McKee, 31, from Little Pine First Nation in Saskatchewan, is of Nehiyaw (Plains Cree) and Anishinaabe (Saulteaux) descent. She earned her B.Ed. and M.Ed. from the University of Saskatchewan and has over nine years of experience in education, including seven as a teacher and two as an education consultant. A passionate advocate for Indigenous language, culture, inclusive education, and reconciliation, she has held several leadership roles and received awards for her contributions. She is excited to join Reconciliation Education.
Muhammad Asim
Operations Manager
Muhammad Asim, Operations Manager, has led Reconciliation Education to success since joining in 2021, focusing on CRM management, process automation, and operational optimization. He drives productivity and sustainable growth by delivering tailored solutions that help clients focus on their core goals. With experience across diverse industries, he specializes in enhancing business efficiency and connecting clients with their eLearning dreams.
Asim relishes in traveling around Asia with his family and work team, and taking his virtual workmates with him through video tours.
Sophie Cazabon
Client Success Manager
Sophie Cazabon is a Client Success Manager for Reconciliation Education. She recently earned her degree in Indigenous Business & Public Administration from First Nations University of Canada in April 2024. A Franco-Ontarian fluent in both French and English; since 2016, Sophie has been with Reconciliation Education Initiatives, where she has developed expertise in delivering SCORM packages, managing client onboarding, and bilingual course development.
Muhammad Osama
Adminstrative Manager
As an Administrative Operative in Pakistan, Osama is key to our operations, managing tech support, client services, and meeting schedules, and leading the learners team.
His personal interests include adventure and traveling, and he considers the magnificent Northern Areas of Pakistan to be the ultimate tour spot.
Abbey Kelsey
LMS & Content Manager
Abbey is proud to live and work on Treaty 4. Abbey’s journey in allyship flourished in her teen years, when she became a drama teacher at a school on-reserve near her home and found community. Her background includes years spent as an educator and presenter in the arts, and knowledge of accessibility & disability through her studies at the University of Regina. Abbey’s favourite spot on the Land is in her own backyard, where she is cultivating a berry patch of native species and rewilding her green spaces.
Kamran Hussain
Finance Manager
I'm Kamran Hussain — Finance Manager based in Pakistan with over 8 years of experience in driving financial strategy and supporting business growth. I'm a proud ACCA member and also hold a BSc (Hons) in Applied Accounting.
When I’m not working with numbers, you’ll likely find me unwinding in the serene beauty of Hunza Valley — my favourite place to recharge and reflect.
Andrée Cazabon
CEO & Director
As a Gemini nominee, Andrée Cazabon's films have amassed over 1 million viewers on CBC-Newsworld, TVA, Canal D, Radio-Canada, and CBC Television.
In January 2018, Rideau Hall awarded her the Meritorious Service Cross (M.S.C.), the highest civilian order for service for the social impact of her films and her commitment to volunteering. The Lieutenant Governor awarded Andrée Cazabon in 2014 for her service to Ontario and the Royal family (the Countess of Wessex) through her volunteer work in remote First Nations communities.
Our Junior Reconciliation Education Team
We couldn't do what we do without a full, dedicated team.
Meet some of our Junior and Support team members below, and don't forget to say "tansi" when you meet them in your inbox!
Naeem Ul Hassan
Production Associate
Naeem acknowledges that he lives and works on the ancestral lands of Pakistan’s Indigenous communities, including the Baloch, Sindhi, Pashtun, Punjabi, and Gilgit-Baltistani peoples. He honours their deep connection to this land and their enduring contributions with respect and gratitude.
Naeem's favourite places to visit are Deosai National Park and Concordia Base Camp in North Pakistan.
Bilal Hussain
Finance Associate
I’m Bilal Hussain — a CA Finalist and Financial Accountant based in Pakistan, with 3 years of experience in financial reporting, record-keeping, and compliance. I’m passionate about building clear and structured financial systems that help businesses stay organized and make better financial decisions.
When I’m not working, I love to travel — and Skardu, with its stunning mountains and peaceful vibe, is my favorite destination.
Ibrar Sharif
Finance Associate
Born and raised in the city of Peshawar, Ibrar's heart beats for adventure. he plays a key role in managing financial operations while also contributing to various departments across the organization. Ibrar has worked hard to facilitate learners, Known for his adaptability and attention to detail, he is committed to helping the organization grow and make a lasting impact.
4 Seasons of Reconciliation Advisors
We extend our immense gratitude and deepest thanks to the innumerable minds, hearts, and hands that have shaped and refined the 4 Seasons of Reconciliation over the years - more than any single webpage could hold.
Meet some of our Advisors below.
Maurice Switzer
Maurice Switzer, Bnesi, is a citizen of the Mississauga of Alderville First Nation in southern Ontario.
Maurice currently serves as chair of Nipissing University's Indigenous Council on Education and is president of the North Bay Indigenous Friendship Centre. A former member of the Ontario Human Rights Commission, he is a member of the commission's Indigenous Reconciliation Advisory Group.
He is the author of the award-winning film, Economic Reconciliation and an author and advisor to the acclaimed online course, "4 Seasons of Reconciliation".
Margaret Reynolds
Margaret is a residential school survivor who comes from the traditional lands of La Plonge First Nation, Saskatchewan. She makes her directorial debut with ‘Waniska: An Awakening of Indigenous Knowledge’. As a member of the Elders’ Council at the First Nations University of Canada, Margaret has brought traditional knowledge, teachings, and guidance to students and staff members. Her role in incorporating Indigenous teachings within the classroom and connecting students with their culture was integral in the development of the film, ‘Waniska’.
Meet Our Partner OneHoop
OneHoop is a groundbreaking consulting firm that proudly embraces its Indigenous heritage. We are a collective of Indigenous professionals, leading the way to a future where Indigenous values guide prosperity for all. We believe in the power of connection, bridging communities and building a more equitable and prosperous Canada.
Interested in finding out more about how we can custom build your educational experience?
Explore our course offerings.