As we approach National Day for Truth & Reconciliation, we proudly honour the voices and contributions of Indigenous leaders who are reshaping conversations and fostering deeper understanding. We are privileged to feature a distinguished lineup of Indigenous keynote speakers who bring invaluable perspectives and expertise to the forefront. Through their impactful talks and inspiring stories, these thought leaders are leading the charge in promoting cultural awareness and driving meaningful change.
Angela Sterritt
Award-Winning Investigative Journalist | National Bestselling Author
Angela Sterritt is a dynamic journalist and acclaimed Indigenous storyteller known for her powerful reporting on social justice issues. With a profound commitment to amplifying Indigenous voices, Angela brings deep insights into her work as a CBC reporter, where she addresses critical topics affecting Indigenous communities. Her engaging presentations offer a unique perspective on reconciliation and the evolving landscape of media representation.
Sage Paul
Award-Winning Artist & Designer | Artistic Director, Indigenous Fashion Week Toronto
Sage Paul is a leading voice in the realm of Indigenous fashion and activism, renowned for her work as a designer and advocate. As the Creative Director of Indigenous Fashion Week, Sage passionately speaks on topics such as the intersection of fashion and cultural identity, the role of Indigenous voices in the industry, and the importance of representation and decolonization in fashion. Her engaging talks challenge conventional narratives and highlight the rich, diverse contributions of Indigenous cultures to the global stage.
Jesse Thistle
Historian & Bestselling Author | Assistant Professor of Métis Studies, York University
Jesse Thistle is a Métis-Cree historian, bestselling author, and educator. As a keynote speaker, he shares his powerful personal journey from homelessness and addiction to academic success, offering insights into resilience, Indigenous history, and social justice. His acclaimed memoir, From the Ashes, and his research on intergenerational trauma have made significant impacts in both academic circles and the broader public, inspiring audiences with his compelling storytelling and advocacy for Indigenous rights..
Larissa Crawford
Award-Winning Anti-Racism and Indigenous Researcher | Entrepreneur
Larissa Crawford is a passionate advocate for reconciliation and social justice, offering transformative insights into advancing collective understanding and solidarity. In her engaging talks, Larissa addresses essential topics such as Skills to Advance Reconciliation and Solidarity, where she provides practical strategies for fostering meaningful connections and driving systemic change. Her expertise in leadership and advocacy empowers audiences to take actionable steps toward a more inclusive and equitable future.
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