Hi! We’re the team at VitalShift.
And we are here to support you, as you drive individual and organizational change.
Our bilingual DEIB training solutions will build bridges of understanding that spark meaningful, sustainable evolution.
Grow in your understanding and ability to create diverse, inclusive and equitable environments where everyone feels a sense of belonging.
VitalShift’s work has been far-ranging and impactful.
It has been an incredibly positive and collaborative experience.
We highly recommend VitalShift — the professional relationship we have built has been invaluable.
Dynamic, thoughtful duos who draw from lived experience and subject matter expertise to awaken and challenge the audience to do better.
Empower employees to learn at their own pace with our bilingual, interactive e-learning modules customized to your organization.
Interactive, application-oriented DEIB webinars on the topic of your choice, co-facilitated by two subject matter experts.
Customized training videos on the DEIB topic of your choice: an invaluable resource for onboarding and orientation of new employees.
Bilingual, engaging infographics on multiple DEIB topics to give your staff practical tips on how to make your workplace more inclusive.
We offer one-to-one coaching to help your leadership team deepen their understanding of DEIB, and its impact on their work and team.
We’ve developed hundreds of hours of programming for 80+ clients over more than a decade of DEIB work.
We are well equipped to work with bilingual (English and French) organizations.
We employ facilitators who have different lived experience, which allows for authentic sharing.
We have an up-to-date library of resources at the ready, which decreases the cost of deploying our DEIB offerings.
VitalShift was founded in Tkaranto, also known as Toronto. We acknowledge, with respect and gratitude, that our head office is on the traditional territories of the Huron-Wendat Nation, the Anishinabek Nation, the Haudenosaunee Confederacy, and the Mississaugas of the Credit First Nation. We also recognize that this land remains the home to many diverse First Nations, Métis, Inuit and Indigenous peoples today.