Harvest of All First Nations offers a Solidarity and Anti-Racism Learning Program designed to help participants heal internalized white supremacy and internalized oppression, looking specifically at the ways they show up as obstacles in even well-intentioned efforts at anti-racism and community work. The goal is to support participants in developing the capacities to act in solidarity with First Nations, people of color, and other marginalized groups. Over the course of 6 bi-monthly workshops, facilitators use Brave Space Agreements to allow the group to practice discussing racism and other forms of oppression and repair any conflict that arises. While the concepts presented are important, the transformation comes from learning from and with each other through perspective-taking and dialogue.

The workshops examine inner, interpersonal, institutional and ideological oppression. Participants practice recognizing and disrupting unconscious bias through mindfulness exercises, participate in experiential role plays naming microaggressions, and learn about the ongoing impacts of colonization and structural racism. Workshops enhance inner and interpersonal capacities to effect change at the system level. The workshops are informed by scholars of color and cocreated by a diverse team including First Nations representatives of these lands.