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Canada's Indigenous Policy: understanding its lasting effects - historical trauma in a contemporary world (1.5 hrs)
Friday May 30, 2025 12:30pm - 2:00pm PDT
Participants will be able to build their foundational knowledge by exploring many Canadian government policies that have affected Indigenous peoples on Turtle Island for centuries. Historical trauma/intergeneration trauma have been the direct result of many governmental policies. This session will be presented as a Breakout EDU game. Breakout EDU is a fun filled, participant centered, active way to learn! Solve puzzles, collaborate, and remove all the locks in a preset amount of time! Work as a team to accomplish your mission! Then, to wrap up the session, participants be given the opportunity to share their insights and learning as a result of participating.  
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Terry Lakey

Lead Teacher, Red Deer Pubic Schools
Terry Lakey has been a teacher with Red Deer Public since 1999. As well as a classroom teacher, he has spent many years developing and sharing, both with students, district staff, and provincially as well, resources connected to Indigenous peoples authentic histories, stories, and... Read More →
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Brian St. Germain

Brian St. Germain was born and raised in Red Deer. He's been teaching with Red Deer Public School District for many years. Brian is a member of the Métis Nation of Alberta and also a descendant of the Alberta Papaschase Band/First Nation. He has presented throughout the province... Read More →
Friday May 30, 2025 12:30pm - 2:00pm PDT
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