Loyalist College is hosting the fourth instalment of it’s speaker series. The next installment of the Loyalist Speaker Series will feature Indigenous rights advocate Dr. Pam Palmater.
On Feb. 7th at the Belleville campus, Dr. Palmater will dispel misconceptions about Indigenous sovereignty and discuss the path to reconciliation.
Join students, staff, and community members for an inspiring evening where Dr. Palmater, with her extensive expertise, will offer a safe space for questions and help guide attendees on turning education into impactful action.
As an award-winning speaker and activist, Dr. Palmater’s advocacy spans Indigenous rights, social justice, and climate action, making this an enriching opportunity for all.
“Through her legal acumen and leadership in driving social and environmental change, Dr. Palmater has emerged as a critical voice in national conversations around Indigenous rights and land stewardship,” says Loyalist College President and CEO Mark Kirkpatrick. “We are thrilled to share this incredible opportunity with our community as we learn from a dynamic and influential speaker while deepening our collective understanding and commitment to Indigenous sovereignty and reconciliation.”
Tickets are available for $10. Visit Speaker Series with Dr. Pam Palmater : Loyalist College to learn more. All proceeds from this event will support student awards, bursaries and scholarships.
Written by Joseph Goden
