Roster Member One
Vancouver, BCVirtual
Indigenous leadership, governance, and environmental reconciliation
Environmental reconciliation · Governance · Public policy
A curated Indigenous booking & engagement platform
Native Speakers connects organizations with Indigenous speakers, artists, performers, facilitators, MCs, moderators, advisors, and cultural practitioners — through a process built around fit, preparation, fair compensation, and respect.
What you can book
Why we exist
Most organizations want to do this well. The systems around them make it hard. These are the patterns we are built to replace.
A last-minute email asking someone to "share their perspective" for little or no pay, with no context and no preparation.
A handful of well-known people asked again and again, while countless others are never found.
A guest walks into an audience that does not know why they are there, with no brief and no follow-through.
A talk that checks a box, takes a story, and gives nothing back to the person or community it came from.
A better way
Native Speakers sits between organizations and the Indigenous people they want to learn from, perform with, or be guided by. We do the matching, preparation, and protocol so every engagement starts on solid ground.
Every profile on this site is a clearly-labelled fictional placeholder. No real people, Nations, names, or credentials are represented. Real roster members are added only with their consent.
When these pieces are in place, speakers, artists, hosts, and audiences are all better supported.
What you can book
The platform spans speaking, facilitation, performance, and cultural and advisory work — so you can find the right kind of presence for the moment you are creating.
The spectrum
Every engagement type lives somewhere on a spectrum from thought leadership to performance and ceremony. Wherever you land, the care is the same.
Native Speakers helps hosts find the right format for the moment.
Topics & themes
Browse by the subject you are working on, and we will help you find the right people and the right format to do it justice.
The roster
These example profiles show how roster members will be presented — what they offer, how they work, and how to begin a respectful conversation.
Vancouver, BCVirtual
Indigenous leadership, governance, and environmental reconciliation
Environmental reconciliation · Governance · Public policy
Victoria, BCVirtual
Facilitator and MC for leadership and clean-energy events
Clean energy · Economic reconciliation · Systems change
Kamloops, BCVirtual
Founder and advisor on Indigenous entrepreneurship and procurement
Indigenous entrepreneurship · Procurement · Economic reconciliation
How it works
From first request to follow-through, we stay involved — so hosts are prepared, guests are supported, and the exchange is worth everyone's time.
Share your event, audience, topic, goals, timeline, location, format, and budget.
We help identify whether the room needs a speaker, artist, performer, facilitator, MC, cultural presenter, advisor, or a combination.
We support scope, fees, prep expectations, travel, calendar holds, contracts, production needs, and communication.
We help hosts understand how to support the engagement so it lands with care.
With consent, the engagement can lead to reflection, resources, clips, articles, follow-up sessions, or longer relationships.
What guides us
No one appears here without their knowledge and agreement. People control how they are represented.
Indigenous knowledge, art, and time are professional work. Every engagement is properly paid.
We match the moment to the person, not the most recognizable name to the biggest stage.
We help organizations show up ready, so guests walk into rooms set up for a good exchange.
A booking is the start of a relationship, not the end of a checklist.
The platform is built so value flows back to people and communities, not around them.
Support that compounds
Preparation, logistics, protocol, and follow-through are not afterthoughts. They are the work — and they make each engagement better than the last.
When Indigenous speakers and artists are supported, rooms are better served.
The bigger picture
Booking is the beginning. Over time, Native Speakers grows into shared infrastructure connecting organizations, artists, communities, and knowledge in lasting ways.
Native Speakers begins with rooms, stages, and gatherings, then grows toward broader Indigenous relationship infrastructure.
Tell us who is in the room, why an Indigenous voice or artist is being invited, what outcome you want, and what budget exists. We will help you do it well.