Through powerful storytelling rooted in my lived experience, Indigenous Knowledge, and Academia, I connect audiences to truth and strength of community.

This is an experiential role-drama history lesson. It covers pre-contact, 1st Contact, Pass System, Indian Residential School, usurping of traditional Indigenous Leadership. Grade 4 to Post Secondary Level.

This lesson is 3 hr (min) to 6 hr (max)

A key part of Indigenous Worldviews is reflection on one owns’s Worldview. This is the workshop that centres on the journey of self reflecting. (Slides are in draft form).

Story/Storytelling, according to Dr. Daniel Heath Justice asks (2018), in part:  How do we become good ancestors? How do we become good relatives? Join Peggy as she reflects on these questions during her author journey to write the new book “The Secret Pocket” (Spring 2023).  It’s a story that balances Authenticity, Social Justice/Change, Futurity, and Truth.

This workshop is subject to the ebb & flow of life and inspired by Dr. Ansloos article.

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