Media & Events

Media

Events

  • Southern Chiefs’ Organization First Nations Health Gathering: Intergenerational Trauma and Addictions – Taking Action for Young Adults
  • Maskwacis Cultural College Micro-Learning Series: Trauma-Informed Practice and Self-Care for Helpers
  • Nanaimo District Secondary School: Living Library
  • Indspire National Gathering for Indigenous Education 2023: Holistic Assessment and Evaluation as Trauma-Informed Teaching
  • Marymound: We Are Medicine – Promoting Culture-Based Healing Ways virtual conference
  • Queens Public Library (NYC): Literary Thursdays
  • Iron Dog Books: author reading
  • Vancouver Public Library, Britannia Community Centre Branch: reading and talking circle with students from Britannia Secondary School at the šxʷqʷeləwən ct Carving Centre
  • New Westminster Public Library: author reading
  • Maskwacis Cultural College: Killing the Wittigo Book Launch
  • Toronto Public Library: In Conversation with Ann-Helén Laestadius, author of Stolen (interviewer)
  • Maskwacis Cultural College Micro-Learning Series: Decolonizing Museum Work (with Wendy Ng)
  • Maskwacis Cultural College Micro-Learning Series: Trauma-Informed Practice
  • Arizona State University: Cultivating Black and Indigenous Futures in Education conference 2021
  • Loft Literary Centre: Wordplay 2021 with Heid Erdrich, Leanne Simpson, Elissa Washuta (moderator)
  • Sick Kids Hospital (Toronto): Complex Care in a Colonial World
  • Hiiye’yu Lelum House of Friendship (Duncan, BC): Trauma and Healing (arts-based workshop series)
  • Rotman i-Think Pop-Up: A Conversation on a Framework for Teaching, Learning, Assessment, and Evaluation
  • Centre for Addiction and Mental Health, Shkaabe Makwa Gathering: Expressive Writing for Healing and Wellness
  • Academy of Integrative Health and Medicine (San Diego): Hope, Resilience, and Healing in the COVID-19 Era
  • Indspire National Education Gathering 2020: A Culture-Based Model for Curriculum Development
  • Word on the Street Toronto: All Apologies: From Political Theatre to Empowered Citizenship in Canada, part of the City Imagines series
  • Thomas More Institute (Montreal): Indigenous People Indigenizing the Future
  • University of Toronto Faculty of Medicine: 2020 Dr. Marguerite (Peggy) Hill Memorial Lecture on Indigenous Health
  • Columbia University: Empowering Youth Through Indigenous Stories, Oral History Master of Arts Workshop Series
  • Concordia University: Spiritual Reclamation/Ceremony: Healing from Intergenerational Trauma lecture
  • Voice of Witness: How We Go Home book launch (moderator)
  • Tamarack Institute: Creating a Culture of Equity and Reconciliation webinar
  • Strong Nations Books (Nanaimo, BC): writing workshop
  • Edmonton Public Library: reading and Q&A
  • Toronto Reference Library: In Conversation with Karen McBride, Author of Crow Winter (interviewer)
  • Word on the Street Toronto Book and Magazine Festival: Indigenous Voices Stage
  • Alberta LitFest 2019: Reconciling Times feature panel; Tarnished Legacies panel
  • Festival of Literary Diversity: Telling Family Stories with Cecil Foster, Harold Johnson, Kathy Page (moderator)
  • Festival of Literary Diversity: All Our Relations Indigenous Showcase with Waubgeshig Rice, Harold Johnson, Tanya Talaga, Alicia Elliott
  • Ottawa International Writers Festival 2019: Indigenous Writers’ Gathering
  • Word on the Street Saskatoon: Indigenous Legacies with Ernie Louttit and Troy Cooper
  • Toronto Public Library, Bloor-Gladstone Branch: Trauma, Story, and Indigenous Healing (interviewed by Jesse Thistle)
  • Toronto Reference Library: Legacy: Trauma, Story, and Indigenous Healing book launch (interviewed by Rachel Mishenene)
  • Elementary Teachers’ Federation of Ontario 4th Annual First Nations, Métis, and Inuit Women’s Leadership Symposium
  • Halton District School Board Human Rights Symposium
  • Ryerson University: Indigenous Histories and Futurisms (moderator)
  • Mark S. Bonham Centre for Sexual Diversity Studies (University of Toronto): Resilience, Representation, and Colonialism: Two-Spirit and Indigenous Sexualities panel moderator
  • University of Toronto: Crossing Scarborough: Nation, Migration, and Place-Making Between the TRC and the 150 symposium
Suzanne Methot