Reconciliation in your Community | Carolyn Roberts | TEDxLangleyED

What did you learn as a child within the Canadian School system about Indigenous people and Indigenous education? What is it that we are talking about when we talk about Reconciliation with the First Nations People in Canada? Now is the time to start to learn and be curious about what you can do as a Canadian Citizen to help the Indigenous and non-Indigenous people of Canada in Reconciliation. It is a journey for all Canadians to walk together, side by side and with this information within this TEDx talk, you will receive some history, some culture and a way to move forward in Reconciliation.
Carolyn Roberts is a Coast Salish woman from the Squamish Nation in North Vancouver, British Columbia. She is passionate about Indigenous education, culture and history. Carolyn has recently competed her Masters Degree from the University of British Columbia in Aboriginal Education and Leadership. Her work focuses on moving Indigenous education forward within the school system. She has built her career from a variety of different leadership roles and teaching positions. Currently, Carolyn is a Vice Principal in the Langley School District. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at www.ted.com/tedx

[@kathyabeauty]

A great talk. Some very interesting and compelling facts brought out. Thank you.❤

[@melaniemcnalley8891]

Thank you Carolyn.

[@angela-cc8cq]

Our government has been avoiding those 999 pieces left in the bushes for way too long! We need to see real change, lets start with clean water!!