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In many Coast Salish teachings, children are viewed as sacred gifts and among our greatest teachers. They remind us of our responsibilities to one another and carry important lessons about belonging, family, community, and connection.In this engaging and reflective workshop, Len Pierre will share Coast Salish teachings, stories, and perspectives on the role children play in the wellbeing of families and communities.
Participants will explore Indigenous understandings of collective care, intergenerational relationships, and the wisdom children bring into our lives.Key Conversations:Coast Salish teachings about children and childhoodFamily, community, and collective responsibilityChildren as teachers and sources of wisdomBelonging, identity, and intergenerational connectionLessons from Indigenous approaches to raising childrenLen Pierre is Coast Salish from Katzie (kate-zee) First Nation. Len is an award winning entrepreneur, professor, consultant, TEDx Speaker, social activist, change agent, & traditional knowledge sharer.
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Tue, Nov 17 · 6:00 pm–7:30 pm
Pitt Meadows Public Library
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