Allyship Resource Bundle

Allyship Resource Bundle

$100.00
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Allyship Resource Bundle

Allyship Resource Bundle

$100.00

Allyship isn’t a title — it’s a practice.
And real practice begins with honest reflection.

The Allyship Yarning Cards are a powerful resource for leaders, individuals, and teams ready to move beyond good intentions into relational, culturally grounded action. Rooted in Indigenous ways of knowing, being, and doing — and woven with principles of Emotional and Cultural Intelligence — this 30-card set invites users to reflect deeply on their behaviours, unconscious biases, and leadership practices.

Each card offers a practical insight, reflection prompt, or scenario, designed to surface what we are often trained not to see — and to stretch emotional intelligence and relational accountability without shaming. Rather than performative gestures, these cards foster the slow, meaningful work of building trust, amplifying Indigenous voices, and shifting systems — not just statements.

Whether used in leadership circles, professional development sessions, team reflections, or personal growth practices, the Allyship Yarning Cards are a transformative tool for those ready to lead, listen, and live differently.

Extend your learning further with the set of 3 Allyship Posters — beautifully designed visual prompts that complement the cards and bring everyday reminders of relational leadership, emotional courage, and cultural integrity into your spaces. Together, they create a complete, powerful set for anyone committed to real, accountable change.

Posters include:

  • Types of Indigenous Allyship

  • Building Trust In an Indigenous Context

  • Indigenous Allyship and Psychological Safety

A total of $111.80 worth of resources for only $100

Frequently asked questions

What is included in the Allyship Resource Bundle?
The bundle includes the 30-card Allyship Yarning Cards set plus three Allyship Posters: Types of Indigenous Allyship, Building Trust In an Indigenous Context, and Indigenous Allyship and Psychological Safety.
Who is the Allyship Resource Bundle designed for?
It is designed for leaders, individuals and teams wanting to move beyond good intentions and reflect on behaviours, unconscious biases, leadership practices and relational accountability.
How can the Allyship Yarning Cards be used?
The cards can be used in leadership circles, professional development, team reflection or personal learning. Each card provides an insight, reflection prompt or scenario designed to encourage culturally grounded action.
What role do the Allyship Posters play?
The posters complement the cards by providing ongoing visual reminders about relational leadership, trust, psychological safety and different forms of Indigenous allyship in everyday spaces.
How can a team turn the Allyship Resource Bundle into action?
Use a card to identify a behaviour or system that needs attention, discuss what accountable change would look like, and record a practical commitment. Revisit commitments over time and ensure First Nations voices inform the work rather than relying only on internal reflection.

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