Salish Eye Productions

12/03/2024

Excited to be moderating the Project Partnering session at the First Nations Energy Summit 2024 on Dec 3rd!!

This panel will explore best practices for developing collaborative, equitable relationships between Indigenous Nations and industry, focusing on project partnering models that drive economic reconciliation and shared prosperity.

07/05/2024

I am honoured to support this important project with Island Health, working towards enhancing cultural safety in Cowichan. The collaboration with 11 key communities is paving the way for a more inclusive and respectful healthcare environment.

A special shoutout to my mom, Pat Thomas, who is featured in this initiative 🌟 🙌🏽❤️

Here is the issue: https://www.islandhealth.ca/news/island-health-magazine/island-health-summer-magazine-2024

05/05/2024

Wear red to help bring awareness ❤️ 💃🏽 ❤️

56% of Indigenous women have suffered physical assault, and 46% have experienced sexual assault. By comparison, about one-third of non-Indigenous women have suffered these assaults in their lifetimes. (Assembly of First Nations)

Learn about Red Dress Awareness Southwest activities happening this week here: https://firstunitedsc.ca/project/red-dress-day/

05/03/2024

With my sister ❤️
Dinner and entertainment by award-winning Jazz and Blues from a Juno winners, our friends at Blue Moon Marquee!!

https://bluemoonmarquee.com

01/15/2024

12/14/2023

We recently had the opportunity to contribute our photography to an impactful publication: Decolonizing BC’s Mental Health Act. You can explore this important work at: www.healthjustice.ca/decolonizing-bc-mh-law

Learn more from our new publication about why we need to decolonize BC’s Mental Health Act and how this can be done. www.healthjustice.ca/decolonizing-bc-mh-law

All of the thoughts and ideas in this publication have been built upon expertise and analysis shared with us by experts with direct lived and living experience and Indigenous leaders. The work also builds on a long history of advocacy and organizing related to decolonization, reconciliation, and the health system. Health Justice did not start this work and we have had the privilege of learning from and building upon hard work already done by others who are often unacknowledged.

The photo on the publication cover is by Tricia Thomas Salish Eye Productions and Bizaan Bimose (Tonya Robitaille) provided the background photo in this post.

12/01/2023

📸 Introducing the Salish Eye Photo Booth! 🎉

We’re excited to unveil our latest attraction – the innovative state-of-the-art booth combines the fun of a traditional photo booth with the magic of a mirror booth conversion!

Get ready to capture unforgettable moments at Salish Eye with our new Photo Booth. Perfect for parties, events, and special occasions. Come and experience the fun! 🎈

Email: [email protected]

09/29/2023

Acquiring and honouring the truths of our history from First Nations, Métis, and Inuit knowledge keepers is a significant step on the journey towards reconciliation. Consider attending these sessions and downloading resources: https://nctr.ca/education/coming-soon-truth-and-reconciliation-week-2023/

September 25 – 30, 2023 Learning and commemorating the truth of our history from First Nations, Métis, and Inuit knowledge keepers is an important part on the path of reconciliation.

02/04/2023

Had a wonderful time speaking to UVic MBA students and alumni, sharing insights about and
We had some great conversations! I’m excited to see the students again as a guest speaker to continue the conversation around strategic collaboration and partnerships.

Hands raised 🙌🏾 to our amazing hosts Cheryl Mitchell and Sheryl Karras, and co-panelists Matt Boyd, Corinne Thiessen, and Cas Kupfer!