Dr. Debbie Donsky
Currently, Debbie is an elementary principal in the Peel District School Board. She has worked throughout the GTA and at the Ministry of Education for over 25 years as an educator. She a mom of two wonderful teenagers and have been married for over 20 years to a man who puts up with her many interests and hobbies such as reading voraciously, blogging and drawing. One of her proudest moments was on the TEDx stage last year where she shared stories about the impact of body shaming in her talk, Reclaiming Space. Debbie has made a career focused on creating spaces of possibility–whether as an advocate, leader, writer and artist. She believes that stories are what connects us. If you want to learn more, check out her website at www.debbiedonsky.com or follow Debbie on Twitter @DebbieDonsky.
A Response to: Leading Disruption & Decolonizing Our Institutions: Facing History & Ourselves
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Topics:
Truth and Reconciliation,
Indigenous History,
Culturally Responsive and Relevant Pedagogy,
Indigenous,
difficult conversations,
trc,
stolen lives,
settler eucators,
Treaty,
Sacred Circle Teachings,
Decolonizing Schools,
Facing Canada
