*Decolonizing Teaching and Instruction - Kevin Lamoureux - FEATURED PRESENTER

Decolonization is a word that is often misunderstood. Scholars and activists around the world have studied, debated and fought for decolonization while the word itself often remains misunderstood, feared and resented. This session will seek to counter that response. Rather than representing actions to be feared, decolonization can be an invitation for all educators to be a part of contributing to a better Canada for all Canadians. This session will offer one example of what decolonized instruction might look like.
You might also be interested in this complementary session:
- Decolonizing and Indigenizing: What’s my role as an educator?

Target Audience

K-12

Sessions

9:00 AM - 10:15 AM

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Presenter

  • University of Winnipeg
    Kevin Lamoureux

    Kevin Lamoureux is a faculty member at the University of Winnipeg and a well known public speaker. As an award winning scholar, Lamoureux has published several books including the popular and award winning Ensouling Our Schools (with Dr. Jennifer Katz), has written many academic articles, and has taught for several universities, colleges and institutions across Canada. He formerly served as Associate Vice President of the University of Winnipeg and Education Lead for the National Centre for Truth and Reconciliation

    Lamoureux has been seen on TV, in the media, documentaries, and is a three time TEDx speaker. He has consulted for business, government, schools and other organizations across Canada. More than anything, Lamoureux is committed to Reconciliation and a better Canada for all Canadians.

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