Métis Memories is a powerful truth telling resource about the experiences of Métis people in residential schools. These experiences have been profound - not only on the families of these individuals, but also as a collective Métis experience. The strength, pride and resilience of Métis people endures today despite the trauma.
These authentic stories, images, videos and websites are ways we can continue to learn about the ongoing effects of residential schools on the Métis people. Métis Memories is a resource designed for educators to learn alongside their students in a meaningful and respectful way.
This session addresses the LQS competencies
This session addresses the TQS competencies
About the Facilitator
Holly Brandsma, is a proud Métis woman, Educator, mother and wife connected to the historical Métis community of mânitow sâkahikanihk - Lac Ste Anne and resides in amiskwaciy-wâskahikan - Edmonton.
Holly has facilitated learning in various capacities such as consulting, as a curriculum coordinator and has taught from K-12 for over 20 years. Holly is reclaiming language andcultural ways of knowing and being and loves being on the land. Holly is passionate and committed to advancing Métis education as a Metis Education and Learning Initiatives Consultant with Rupertsland Center for Teaching and Learning.
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