Indigenous Curriculum Consultant Panel

Image of KPU's Gathering Place, a red building and features a rainbow flag and Indigenous artwork on the window. Overlaid text reads "KPU Sustainable Development Goals." Lush greenery frames the image.
Upcoming
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Online

Description:

This Indigenous Curriculum Panel will consist of Indigenous educators from various nations who will be discussing what’s working, what’s not, and what are some ways that we can move forward together in mutually respectful ways.

Topics will include
•    Relationships to people, place, community, and future generations;
•    Interconnected ways of teaching and learning;
•    Holistic knowledge and storytelling;
•    Emotional labour and institutional responsibilities;
•    Tensions involved in weaving Indigenous Knowledges into the academy; as well as
•    Responsibility to carry Indigenous Knowledges mindfully and reciprocally.

During the event, there will be plenty of opportunities for the audience to participate in these conversations; and we hope that you will join us with open hearts and minds.

For access to the link, or if you have any questions, please email: Isabel.ScheunemanScott@kpu.ca

The Sustainable Development Goal 17 graphic titled “Partnerships for the Goals.” It features a dark blue background with the number 17 and the words “Partnerships for the Goals” at the top, and a white symbol of five interlinked rings forming a flower-like shape in the center.

This event reflects SDG 17: Partnerships for the Goals by bringing together students, faculty, and the broader KPU Community to collaborate, share knowledge, and work collectively toward advancing sustainability at KPU and beyond.

2026-03-06 09:00 AM 2026-03-06 12:00 PM America/Vancouver Indigenous Curriculum Consultant Panel This Indigenous Curriculum Panel will consist of Indigenous educators from various nations who will be discussing what’s working, what’s not, and what are some ways that we can move forward together in mutually respectful ways.Topics will include•    Relationships to people, place, community, and future generations;•    Interconnected ways of teaching and learning;•    Holistic knowledge and storytelling;•    Emotional labour and institutional responsibilities;•    Tensions involved in weaving Indigenous Knowledges into the academy; as well as•    Responsibility to carry Indigenous Knowledges mindfully and reciprocally.During the event, there will be plenty of opportunities for the audience to participate in these conversations; and we hope that you will join us with open hearts and minds.For access to the link, or if you have any questions, please email: Isabel.ScheunemanScott@kpu.ca Image This event reflects SDG 17: Partnerships for the Goals by bringing together students, faculty, and the broader KPU Community to collaborate, share knowledge, and work collectively toward advancing sustainability at KPU and beyond.