About Teena Starlight
Teena’s story showcases the power of education and the spirit of perseverance. With a Bachelor of Education from the University of Calgary and a Master’s Degree in FNMI Curriculum Leadership from the University of Lethbridge, her commitment to evolving the educational landscape with Indigenous perspectives is unparalleled. Currently pursuing her PhD, Teena is not only an academic but a leader guiding the next generation with her work and teachings.
Arising from Challenges
Teena opens up about her life’s most challenging moments – becoming a mother at 17, surviving an abusive marriage, and overcoming the feeling of ostracization from her community. Yet, these struggles reaffirmed her inners strength that fueled her journey towards hope and empowerment.
Why Listen?
This episode speaks to strength found within vulnerability, the importance of integrating Indigenous perspectives into our education system, and the power of personal resilience. Teena’s story will inspire educators, leaders, and anyone facing their own set of challenges, to find hope in the darkest of times.
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