Canoe.Portage

Mosaic, earthen tiles. Compass. Canoe points north. Two paddles embrace east, south and west.

  • Helping people, communities & the world reach more peace, fulfillment & principled living.
  • We work and design in disabled space and time.

About Canoe.Portage?

Canoe.Portage is a worker co-op that is all about helping people, communities & the world reach more peace, fulfillment & principled living.

Wishing you greetings, I’m Stephen Elliott-Buckley (HimHisHe), a euro-canadian settler on stolen, occupied, colonized, but ancestral and unceded xʷməθkwəy̓əm, Səl̓ílwətaʔ, Skwxwú7mesh lands.

As our team grows, we work and design in disabled space and time. Our whole culture is based on recognizing capacity and contending with disabilities in our work flow. Like everyone should.

Let’s talk about:

    ~ BEYOND Health and Wellness Seminar, for Teachers and Professors
    ~ Change Management, for you and your organization
    ~ The Principle 6 Tune-Up, for co-ops
    ~ Your business, co-op or non-profit society:
    • ~ Incorporating
    • ~ Scaling up
    • ~ Member and community engagement and surveys
    • ~ Building a social enterprise
    • ~ Expansion, diversifying
    • ~ Other clever things up your sleeve
    • ~ The things you wonder if you, or anyone can do?
    • ~ Corporate Social Responsibility [CSR]
    • ~ Environmental, Social, and Governance [ESG]
    ~ Anti-racism, anti-colonialism, ending the white patriarchy

earthen tiles, compass, canoe, paddles. get your paddle.
The tiles are earthen.
The compass is all about direction and intentionality.
The canoe is our vessel to move forward.
The paddles are how we act and express our vision and action.
Winslow Homer's painting called "The Portage." A person carries their canoe upstream beside rushing white water.
You have a canoe, but so many things keep you from always paddling.
Rapids, huge waterfalls, hunks of pesky land separating you from the next water.
So you have to portage.
We get it.
It’s hard…and sometimes unplanned, hey!
[Winslow Homer’s 1897 painting,
The Portage
]
Winslow Homer's 1897 painting called "The End of the Portage." Saguenay River, Quebec. On the shore of the river two men carry a canoe, about to step over a large fallen log.
Sometimes it is so hard to carry your canoe by yourself.
Sometimes you need a hand to portage over a stretch you can’t paddle by yourself.
We’ve got your back, with focusing your intentionality, with a Change Managementor perspective, and rich co-operative and empowering principles.
[Winslow Homer’s 1897 painting, 
The End of the Portage
]