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Upcoming Gatherings and Events

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Come Toward the Fire 2026 Festival

Mark your calendar for the 5th annual ʔəm̓i ce:p xwiwəl (Come Toward the Fire) Festival hosted at the Chan Centre! Enjoy a celebration of Indigenous culture, creativity, and community, featuring Indigenous talent from across the continent. Presented in partnership with Musqueam, this year’s festival brings together more than two dozen Indigenous artists for three days of exciting, family-friendly programming.


District Wide Pro D for Okanagan Skaha 

Join Indigenous educator and award-winning author Carolyn Roberts for a powerful district-wide Pro-D keynote based on her book, Re-Storying Education: Decolonizing Your Practice with a Critical Lens.

Through storytelling, reflection, and the Threads of Indigenous Pedagogy, Carolyn will invite educators to examine the stories that have shaped education and consider how relationships, belonging, reciprocity, and responsibility can transform our practice.

Come ready to reflect, question, and imagine what becomes possible when we begin to re-story education together.


Want to join our book club?

Our online Re-Storying Education Book Club starts this Saturday! 

Come gather, reflect, question, and learn together as we dig deeper into decolonizing our educational practices.

Grab your book and join the conversation!



District Wide Pro D for Saanich SD

Join Indigenous educator and award-winning author Carolyn Roberts for a powerful district-wide Pro-D keynote based on her book, Re-Storying Education: Decolonizing Your Practice with a Critical Lens.

Through storytelling, reflection, and the Threads of Indigenous Pedagogy, Carolyn will invite educators to examine the stories that have shaped education and consider how relationships, belonging, reciprocity, and responsibility can transform our practice.

Come ready to reflect, question, and imagine what becomes possible when we begin to re-story education together.



September 30th

I am so honoured to be speaking on September 30 for my community at the Squamish Lil'wat Cultural Centre in Whistler.

September 30 is more than a day of reflection, it is a call to learn, listen, and act.  The stories we have been taught, and the responsibility we all have to create change.

Truth must come before reconciliation. And education is one place where that work can begin.

I hope you’ll join me.





BCTLA Conference | October 23

I’m excited to be joining the BCTLA Conference this October!

I’ll be sharing ideas from Re-Storying Education and exploring how we can move beyond simply adding Indigenous content to intentionally weaving Indigenous pedagogies, relationships, and ways of knowing into our everyday practice.

I hope to see you there!




Re-Storying Education one step at a time! 

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Re-Storying Education Book Review

Kirkus Reviews

A well-presented consideration of a generations-long problem in education.

Re-Storying Education Book Review

Booklife Review

This impassioned guide serves as a call-to-action for administrators and educators to develop a strong critical lens and actively decolonize the classroom. Written in relatable, inclusive language, Roberts encourages readers to reconnect with one another, the land, waterways, and community.

Re-Storying Education Podcast

Podcast

In which Patrick sits down with Carolyn Roberts to discuss her new book on decolonial education practices and what exactly it means to 're-story' education.

Telus Talks Re-Storying Education

Podcast

Carolyn Roberts is challenging the colonial foundations of Canada’s education system. As an Indigenous academic and educator, Carolyn has firsthand experience in the classroom. We explore the impacts of colonialism on curriculum, offer practical strategies for creating more inclusive and equitable learning environments, and discuss Carolyn’s new book Re-Storying Education: Decolonizing Your Practice Using a Critical Lens.

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