Supportive Relationship Dialogue Series
Current Strategies for Fostering Reconciliation and Dismantling Colonial Approaches.
Presented by the CBABC in partnership with the University of British Columbia Peter A. Allard School of Law - Indigenous Legal Studies, and Federation of Asian Canadian Lawyers (British Columbia) Society.
We are proud to present the next installment of the Supportive Relationships dialogue series.
This dialogue series is focused on supportive relationships between BC's Indigenous and Pan-Asian communities, working together in the past, present, and future.
Change-makers, Kevin Huang, Founder of the Hua Foundation; Aaron Samuel, Pivot Legal Society; and,Corporal Chris Gosselin, Head of the RCMP's first all-Indigenous policing unit, address questions, such as:
- What does truth and reconciliation look like to you and/or your communities?
- What are some ways to build cross cultural solidarity?
- What are some ways to decolonize public spaces and structures in BC?
Attendees of the session will be asked to watch the pre-recorded interviews provided by these change-makers in preparation to engage in a round-table discussion which will be moderated by Professor Hoi Kong, UBC Peter A. Allard School of Law.
Free Registration
Non-CBA members should email the following registration form to events@cbabc.org
- Centre for Asian Legal Studies
- Indigenous Legal Studies
- General Public
- Law, Culture and Society
