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SD57 Lhulh'uts'ut'en 2026

Mon, Sep 28

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Prince George Secondary School

A dedicated day of Indigenous learning and connection for SD57 staff, including educators, support staff, facilities, and administration.

SD57 Lhulh'uts'ut'en 2026
SD57 Lhulh'uts'ut'en 2026

Time & Location

Sep 28, 2026, 8:40 a.m. – 3:30 p.m.

Prince George Secondary School, 2901 Griffiths Ave, Prince George, BC V2M 2S7, Canada

About the event

Lhulh'uts'ut’en – We Work Together: Indigenous Day of Learning brings together all SD57 staff and educators for a day of learning, reflection, and connection grounded in Indigenous ways of knowing, being, and doing. Through shared experiences, stories, and teachings, participants will deepen their understanding of Indigenous perspectives and strengthen practices that support meaningful and inclusive learning environments for all students.
Lhulh'uts'ut’en – We Work Together: Indigenous Day of Learning brings together all SD57 staff and educators for a day of learning, reflection, and connection grounded in Indigenous ways of knowing, being, and doing. Through shared experiences, stories, and teachings, participants will deepen their understanding of Indigenous perspectives and strengthen practices that support meaningful and inclusive learning environments for all students.

KEYNOTE SPEAKERS:


Kory Wilson Kwakwaka’wakw, Executive Director of Indigenous Initiatives and Partnerships at BCIT 
Kory Wilson Kwakwaka’wakw, Executive Director of Indigenous Initiatives and Partnerships at BCIT 

Kory Wilson is Executive Director of Indigenous Initiatives and Partnerships at the British Columbia Institute of Technology.  She holds the position of National Indigenous Education Chair for Colleges and Institutes Canada and Chair of the World Federation of Colleges and Polytechnics Indigenous Affinity Group.


Kory has over 20 years of experience in post-secondary education, community development, and in the legal profession. With a deep commitment to education, she knows innovative and creative solutions are a must to move Reconciliation into ReconciliACTION.  She is a strong believer that education and access to knowledge are key to move everyone forward, and that when people know better, they do better.


Chris Scribe, Nakota/Nehiyaw (Assiniboine/Cree) from Carry the Kettle Nakoda Oyade and Kinosaeo Sipi Cree Nation, is grounded in Indigenous culture, language, and teachings from his family. He is a strong advocate for Indigenous Knowledge in education. Chris holds a Bachelor of Education from the…


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Honouring and respecting the beautiful ancestral lands, cultures and people of the Lheidli T'enneh, McLeod Lake Indian Band,

and Simpcw First Nation through the work that we do with our communities.

 

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