"Our agency hired Tracey (Gazley) to deliver Planting Seeds for Understanding and Change; A Hands-on Approach to Learn About Historical Trauma Impacting First Nation, Metis and Inuit Communities training to our Board of Director’s. One of our Board members said it was the best training, of any type, that they had attended in 20 years. We valued it so much we brought Tracey back to train all of our staff over the following year. The same sentiment has been echoed by our staff; that Tracey’s training is thought-provoking and impactful. I can attest to this as it has informed our commitment to Truth and Reconciliation. I would highly recommend Tracey as a facilitator and this training."
Steve Woodman, BA, CPA, CMA
Executive Director
Family and Children's Services of Frontenac Lennox and Addington
As a participant in multiple cultural awareness sessions facilitated by Tracey Gazley, I always felt a sense of belonging. Tracey respectfully shares her knowledge through a series of thoughtful invitations to engage and have dialogue. Her attention to details, and organizational skills are exceptional. She offers participants an authentic voice, a gentle approach, and a good mind. Tracey is receptive to other perspectives and is an active leader and collaborator.
Donna Kaye,
Early Years Facilitator
Family Space Quinte