Join us for a gentle and reflective workshop exploring the ancestral teachings of the Katzie First Nation territory. Guided by Len Pierre, we will learn how the land shapes our relationships, responsibilities, and reconciliation. This session offers stories and insights inviting deep listening and meaningful connection. Open to all who wish to learn, grow, and walk respectfully with the land.
Len Pierre (he/him) - Owner & CEO
Len Pierre is Coast Salish from Katzie (kate-zee) First Nation. Len is an award winning entrepreneur, professor, consultant, TEDx Speaker, social activist, change agent, & traditional knowledge sharer. He specializes in the development of educational programs and services with decolonization and reconciliation as its core values. Len holds a Masters degree in Education from Simon Fraser University focusing on Indigenous curriculum and instructional design. His experience includes Indigenous education and program leadership from various organizations across colonial Canada. He comes to us with an open heart and open mind, and hopes to be received in the same way.
This is a catered event.
Fraser Valley Regional Library upholds the principle of freedom of expression and supports the rights of individuals to read, speak, view, and exchange differing perspectives. The library facilitates a variety of programs; this does not imply endorsement or sanction of any of the views expressed by presenters.
