Cultural Safety Education as the Blueprint for Reconciliation | Len Pierre | TEDxSFU

Len invites his audience on a learning journey of Indigenous cultural safety education and training. He touches on the history of Canadian and Indigenous relations, its power imbalances in society, and how Indigenous and non-Indigenous people alike can move together towards reconciliation. Len Pierre is a Coast Salish consultant and cultural knowledge keeper specialized in decolonization, reconciliation, development of educational programs, and Indigenization. To him, Bloom means re-birth and a fresh outlook! 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

[@KeenMediaCa]

Thank You for this amazing body of work You are building for our communities, Len 🙏🏾

[@duanejackson7272]

This is brilliant. Thank you Len, well done.

[@melissaoconnell5648]

Mark of 🦅Courage, Compassion, Commitment and Care ♥️😌❤️ -
So
Let it Be
Let it Be
Let it Bee 🌻🌼🏵️🐝✨
With all due respect, Thanks and ((((immense gratefulness All around))))
for much needed
Cultural Education
Many BlesSings, Peace

[@trevorrotzien]

Len is a fantastic communicator, even when, or maybe especially when, the topic is difficult.

[@sandramillwardcnpohpnutrit9509]

Wonderfully presented. Thank you.

[@lorraineh7876]

Awesome TedTalk. Thank you so much.

[@culturallycommitted6563]

Hands way up to you, Len!

[@judyrussell1980]

Thank you for such a deep, informative, instructive, and creative presentation. I work at a community college and tutor indigenous students (Yavapai College) here in AZ. I will look into Indigenous Safety Education.

[@aleyna3998]

Love from Turkey ❤️

[@JulieHerdeMatthews]

Powerful. Racism is something we all have to work on. It needs to be discussed.

[@erynnemichelle]

Fantastic Gifted Educator

[@simarjitdd7216]

thank you

[@joannepharris8900]

gifted speaker

[@trivialgravitas9581]

Not all cultures are equal