Speakers include Tammy Webster, Director, Equity with Let’s Talk Science, Dr. Bonnie Schmidt, President & Founder of Let’s Talk Science, FNEAA’s President and CEO Simon Brascoupé and Dr. Kyle Bobiwash, Assistant Professor and an Indigenous Scholar in the Faculty of Agricultural and Food Sciences at the University of Manitoba, who spoke at our last conference.

By increasing First Nations youth participation in STEM, we’re investing in a brighter future for all. Our panel of experts will explore how to bridge Indigenous knowledge and Western science through Two-Eyed Seeing, the crucial role of educators, and the power of community partnerships. Let’s work together to create a more inclusive and innovative future.

Highlights:

• Investing in a Brighter Future: Discover how increasing First Nations youth participation in STEM can benefit everyone.
• Bridging the Knowledge Gap: Learn how to integrate Indigenous knowledge and Western science through the Two-Eyed Seeing approach.
• The Power of Educators: Understand the crucial role of educators in fostering inclusive and innovative STEM learning environments.
• Building Strong Partnerships: Explore the importance of community partnerships in supporting STEM education and Indigenous youth.

By attending this webinar, you’ll be:

• Inspired by visionary ideas and groundbreaking initiatives in education programming for all educators and youth in English and French
• Empowered to invest in a brighter future for youth in Canada.