Indigenous Speaker Series ~ Morgan Guerin: Stewardship Pathways from Past, Present and Legacy

Indigenous Speaker Series is a series of insightful talks given by Indigenous scholars, innovators, Elders, activists, storytellers and makers. These events welcome all members of the snəw̓eyəɬ leləm̓ Langara College learning community and offer an occasion to learn about the perspectives of Indigenous peoples and to engage with speakers on issues impacting our communities.

Morgan Guerin will speak on Stewardship Pathways from Past, Present and Legacy.

Morgan Guerin, secəlenəχʷ, is a proud member of the Musqueam First Nation. He works for his nation as the Senior Marine Planning Specialist and Marine Enforcement Coordinator. In the past he has served as an Aboriginal Fisheries Officer for 22 years and also as a three term elected Councillor for the Musqueam Indian Band. Morgan also serves as a cultural ambassador for his nation and people, be it through protocol works or working as a consulting curator at many major museums and exhibits. Morgan was born on Musqueam territory and raised by his parents and grandparents on the Musqueam reserve. From a young age, he learned to hunt, fish, and recognize the importance of his land.

This series is co-presented by Indigenous Education Services and the Teaching and Curriculum Development Centre.

This is a free online event open to all students, faculty and staff.