Driving Change Through Indigenous Youth Leaders (IRA1-E59)

Overview

Delivery method

Online

Duration

1.5 hours

Audience

All public servants at all levels

Description

Indigenous youths are powerful catalysts for community transformation. They bring their voices and bold visions to reconciliation efforts across Canada.

This inspiring event features a panel of dynamic Indigenous youth leaders who are leading social and cultural change in their own communities and beyond. By sharing their lived experiences and unique journeys as leaders, they will show how young people are building a future rooted in identity, strength and innovation.

Participants will gain valuable insights into the diverse realities, achievements and aspirations of Indigenous youth, and learn how public servants can actively champion inclusive and forward-looking initiatives in support of these aspirations.

Speakers

• Adam Gauthier, Master’s Student of Social Work in Indigenous Trauma and Resiliency, University of Toronto & Practice Consultant, Tla'amin Nation
• Megan Lewis, Director of the Centre for Indigenous Policy & Research, Indigenous Youth Roots
• Tréchelle Bunn, Chief, Birdtail Sioux First Nation & Law Student, University of Manitoba
• Braden Kadlun, Author & Advocate for indigenous youth, sobriety, and mental health

Moderator

• Tracie Leost, Student Mentorship and Wellness Advocate, Indspire