Writing and practice for hard weather.
Matthew J. Dyck is a Métis writer, storyteller, facilitator, and advocate working at the intersections of workplace harm, cultural safety, relationship, contemplative practice, and human dignity.
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Occasional letters on practice, writing, and the work of being human in hard weather.
Work that stays close to real life
Matthew J. Dyck’s work is grounded in the belief that storytelling and contemplative practice are essential tools for navigating the complexities of modern life. Through his writing, workshops, and advocacy, he seeks to foster spaces of cultural safety and human dignity, helping individuals and organizations work through harm and build more resilient, meaningful relationships.
Writing
Stories and essays exploring the intersections of contemplations, trauma, and the human condition.
Workshops & Facilitation
Creating safer containers for organizations to engage with harm, safety, and human dignity.
Use the Whole Buffalo
A project dedicated to reintegrating overlooked wisdom into modern professional practice.
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