Visual Description: A cream flyer with a green and red GVAD mountain logo at top left. Two curved photo panels sit across the top. One shows orange rock with red painted handprints. The other shows blue carved rock figures. Below the title are two round portraits. Rodney Adams has a bald head and a grey beard, and wears an olive shirt in front of a sunset beach. Paula Wesley smiles, wears glasses and a blue jacket, and stands in front of a rocky landscape. A QR code sits on a dark green background with mountains and trees at the bottom.
GVAD presents a community presentation:
Narrative Sovereignty, Indigenous Deaf Knowledge & Communities.Â
What is seen. What is erased. What remains.
We invite you to hear from two speakers. Rodney Adams is a deaf Blak scholar at the University of Sydney. Paula Wesley (Siyámotsiya) is an Indigenous Deaf artist and Knowledge Keeper from Stó:l? and Ts’mysen communities. Together they will share Indigenous Deaf knowledge and stories.
Date: Sunday, November 15
Time: 2:00 PM to 3:30 PM
Location: Bonsor Recreation Complex, 6550 Bonsor Ave, Burnaby
Tickets: $7 for GVAD members, $12 for non-members
Not a member? Open this link to join or renew your membership:
https://form.jotform.com/262388029315258
? RSVP: gvad.ca/sovereignty
