Indigenous Orality and Storytelling for Education
A panel presentation on Indigenous Orality and Storytelling for Education was held on July 13th, 2006.
“A very interesting variety of approaches which illuminated the range of ways in which language revitalization can be used and accomplished.” – FNLG 448H student
“This was very educational and inspiring. We learned the power of art and stories in teaching and preserving culture.” – FNLG 448H student
“This was very educational and inspiring. We learned the power of art and stories in teaching and preserving culture.” – FNLG 448H student
Presenters
- Dr. Jo-ann Archibald, Associate Dean for Indigenous Education in the Faculty of Education
- Dr. Jane Smith, Gitxsan storyteller and educator
- Dr. Linc Kesler, Director First Nations Studies in the Faculty of Arts
- Dr. Doreen Jensen, Elder and Artist, Gitxsan Nation
The invitation to this event, which was followed by a salmon dinner, is available here.
