Illustration of three women in traditional attire with triangular necklaces, standing in front of an orange sunset background, accompanied by bold text that reads 'Where two-eyed seeing leads the way.'

Ma’sl Advisory & Consulting is a Mi’kmaq-owned firm supporting First Nation communities, organizations, and partners through culturally grounded facilitation, research, advocacy, and training.

what we do

Advocacy & Event Services

Supporting communities through policy development, representation, cultural advocacy, and organizational capacity-building rooted in Mi’kmaq values.

Research Services

Indigenous-led research, environmental scans, surveys, best practices, curriculum work, and community-based data gathering, guided by Two-Eyed Seeing.

Facilitation Services

Safe, culturally grounded engagement sessions designed to support dialogue, collaboration, & community voice.

Training services

Cultural competency, Mi’kmaq history, allyship, treaty education, land-based learning, human trafficking, Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women, and customized workshops for teams, schools, or organizations. 

We bring over 25 years of experience across Mi’kma’ki in education, community development, policy, capacity-building, engagement, and cultural programming.

Meet the team

CELEBRATING CULTURE AND COMMUNITY

  • Workshop session during a Two-Spirited youth gathering.

  • Participant working on a handmade cultural item during a Men’s cultural camp workshop, using traditional materials and tools.

  • Participants gathered outdoors during a Women’s moose camp, wearing safety vests and taking part in land-based cultural learning.

  • Participants standing on stage during the Wearing Our Identity fashion show, showcasing Indigenous designs and cultural expression.

  • Community members dressed in traditional regalia during a Mawio’mi, participating in ceremony and cultural sharing

bROWSE THE GALLERY
Person wearing contemporary Indigenous-designed clothing and carrying a woven basket, representing a culturally grounded and community-centred approach.

Everything we do is shaped by Mi’kmaq principles:

  • Communities lead the work.

  • We help grow local skills, leadership, and expertise.

  • Our work uplifts Mi’kmaq teachings, ceremony, and ways of knowing.

  • We honour confidentiality, timelines, and relationships.

  • Two-Eyed Seeing (Etuaptmumk)

Learn more about our approach