Rachel Mason
Rachel Mason is of Eastern-European Jewish and English ancestry. She lives on the territory of the Lekwungen-speaking peoples in Victoria, B.C. Rachel is grateful to be the mother of four children and to spend time with her friends and family at beaches, mountains, and lakes in this beautiful land.
Rachel is a facilitator, educator, planner, and writer. She holds a Master’s in Education and specializes in creating learning resources that offer opportunities for personal growth, inquiry-based learning, and cross-cultural understanding. She enjoys facilitating dialogue to help groups explore their values and meet their goals. She supports organizations with all levels of planning, including strategic planning, operational planning, and monitoring and evaluation. She is sought out for her organizational skills, helping clients to streamline, coordinate, and execute complex initiatives.
Rachel’s work is grounded in her commitment to social justice and anti-racism. She is passionate about learning that creates opportunities for transformative change – personal, organizational, and societal. She believes that individual and organizational learning can bring about meaningful change to support justice, equity, and respect.
Rachel has been privileged to work closely with Indigenous people and organizations since 2002. As a non-Indigenous person doing this work, she sees her role as contributing to Indigenous leadership and decision-making through facilitation, coordination, mentorship, and cross-cultural learning. Rachel works closely with a strong network of Indigenous consultants, Elders, and Knowledge Keepers, and she seeks opportunities to create employment and partnership roles for Indigenous consultants through Arrive Consulting.
Read more about Rachel by viewing her resumé.
