Miranda is eager to share the knowledge she has gained on her journey through life, both personally and professionally. She is available as a keynote speaker and presenter to reach and engage your audience on a variety of topics, including:
- Truth and Reconciliation
- Indigenous Relations
- Challenging Colonial Systems
- Overcoming Adversity
- Community Engagement
- Intersectionality
- Political Advocacy
Recent
- Truth Before Reconciliation: How the Seven Sacred Teachings create a path to Better Relations – Guest Speaker (Westwood Unitarian, March 29, 2020, Edmonton)
- Integrating Indigenous Literature into Learning – English Language Arts High School Instructors In-service (Edmonton Public School Board, October 25, 2019, Edmonton)
- The History of the Camsell and the Indian Hospital System – Developing our Understanding and Building Capacity Together in First Nations, Métis, and Inuit Ways of Knowing (Edmonton Public School Board, October 25, 2019, Edmonton)
- UNDRIP and the Denial of Justice (Creative Mornings, August 16, 2019, Edmonton)
- Community Based Reconciliation – Reading, Writing, Storytelling, Viewing: Researching How Cultural Forms Support Reconciliation Symposium, MacEwan University, July 4, 2019, Edmonton)
- Understanding the TRC – Indigenous Learning Initiative (Devon Town Council, July 3, 2019, Devon)
- Introduction to Indigenous Issues – Indigenous Learning Initiative (Town of Devon Employees, July 3, 2019, Devon)
- Introduction to Indigenous Issues – Indigenous Learning Initiative (Devon Town Council, June 18, 2019, Devon)
- Transformative Engagement & Relationship Building – Panel Discussion Participant, CAGE 2019 Symposium (Canadian Art Gallery Educators, May 4, 2019, Edmonton)
- Balance For Better – International Women’s Day Banquet (Indo-Canadian Women’s Association, March 22, 2019, Edmonton)
- The Curious Case of John Hellson: Traditional Knowledge in Archival Records – Closer to Home: Locating and Retrieving Indigenous Heritage from Archives Outside Canada – A Symposium (Indigenous Heritage Circle, March 6, 2019, Winnipeg)