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An Afternoon with Jody Wilson Raybould
January 23, 2016
Jody will speak about her experiences as a prominent First Nations leader in BC and more recently as a federal election candidate in the riding of Vancouver-Granville and Canada's new Minister of Justice.
Her talk will focus on aboriginal issues facing Canada today, and on her long-standing role as a policy leader, reflecting on challenges and opportunities she has experienced as an aboriginal woman pursuing new and sometimes controversial policy ideas.
Doors open at noon and the talk starts at 12:30. The program starts with Jody's talk, then a "talk show" style conversation with our guest interviewer CBC's Gloria Macarenko and finally a moderated Q+A session with the audience.
Time: 12:30 - 2:00 pm
Venue: Goldcorp Centre for the Arts
Location: 149 West Hastings Vancouver, BC
Website: http://www.sfu.ca/
For information contact: Goldcorp Centre for the Arts
Phone: (778) 782-9149
Categories: Native Peoples
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