Braided Paths: Exploring the Transformative Power of Indigenous Knowledge Systems 

Join University of Mississauga Alumni for an enlightening discussion about the power of Indigenous perspectives to enrich and reshape our world.

With examples that reach across disciplines, a distinguished panel of scholars will explore how Indigenous ways of knowing can challenge colonialism, foster reconciliation, and create new possibilities for teaching, learning and community building.

Panel of experts:

Tricia McGuire-Adams
Associate Professor, Sociocultural Studies, Faculty of Kinesiology & Physical Education

Jaris Swidrovich (PharmD, ’13)
Assistant Professor and Indigenous Engagement Lead, Leslie Dan Faculty of Pharmacy

Jennifer Adese
Associate Professor, Sociology, U of T Mississauga; Canada Research Chair in Métis Women, Politics, and Community

Moderated by Louis Busch, Special Projects Officer, Indigenous Curriculum and Pedagogies, U of T Mississauga