Presenter: Haley Higdon, Natural Curiosity
Time:
Wednesday, January 9 2019 - 4:30 - 5:30 PM
Location: Room 5-270
Join Haley Higdon, Natural Curiosity Program Director, who will discuss the importance of the second edition of Natural Curiosity in supporting an awareness of Indigenous approaches to environmental and all learning.
The Indigenous lens in this edition challenges us to ask, "How can we help future generations shift from suffering with the burden of "stewardship for the environment" to a life of active participation in, coupled with deep love and respect for, Mother Earth?" This workshop will begin to model the environmental inquiry process that can in turn be applied with students. It will provide opportunities for thinking about how environmental inquiry can support Truth and Reconciliation, create a community of lifelong environmental leaders, and a shift towards relationships of reciprocity across Turtle Island.
Free, but registration required.
More info: https://www.oise.utoronto.ca/ss/Conferences_and_Workshops/
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