“ #WIPCE commenced in Vancouver in 1987 & held every 3yrs since, offering a mechanism to bring Elders, knowledge holders, educators, leaders, students, & comm members together to advance Indigenous education. It is 1 of the largest, most significant, & longest running global #Indigenous gatherings”
Aotea square crowd with tents
Audience at WIPCE closing
WIPCE council of elders on stage
A kuia in a orange tshirt at Te Ihu o Mataoho
Week 5 of recovery feeling pretty good! Tired but so grateful to be at #WIPCE
So excited for this afternoon’s presentation by Stonehorse and Aisha. #WIPCE2025 #WIPCE
Rooted in Story: Revitalizing Haudenosaunee Languages and Culture Through Creative Arts
Come check it out with me at 2:40pm in the main theatre, Kiri Te Kanawa.
This keynote has definitely been one of the highlights of the #WIPCE conference so far.
Thousands of educators, leaders, & advocates attended the #WIPCE keynote lecture by Prof Linda Tuhiwai Smith followed by a panel & concurrent sessions. WIPCE is a critical space for Indigenous people to lead the conversations on education. #WIPCE2025 #IndigenousEducation
I am getting my nails done for #WIPCE wipce2025.com/teaoputahife... I am chairing some sessions on Monday and Wednesday. Come say Kia ora if you are attending 🖤🤍♥️ #KiaMāori Countdown is ON! #Indigenous #highered
