Indigenous Wisdom on Neurodiversity – Webinar

Webinar Link : CLICK HERE

On January 18, 2024, the HSSSBC had the pleasure of hosting three wonderful Indigenous Leaders to provide their insights and wisdom. The session was recorded you can access the link to the session above.

Presenters:

Lise Gillies: A versatile artist of Cree-Métis ancestry with a wealth of experience in the education system and advocating for neurodivergent individuals.

Len Pierre: A Coast Salish professor, consultant, TEDx Speaker, social activist, change agent, & traditional knowledge keeper from Katzie First Nation, specializing in Indigenous education and program leadership.

Candace Crockford: A passionate artist from Katzie First Nation, with a lifelong exposure to Indigenous cultural traditions and 25 years of experience teaching about her culture.

Overview of Session

  • Navigating Neurodiversity: Differentiating FASD and ASD Challenges
  • Overcoming Barriers: Indigenous Experiences in Healthcare
  • Highlighting the need for inclusive health and education initiatives
  • Evaluating the lack of cultural relevance, reciprocity, respect, and responsibility for Indigenous communities.

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