Sarah Adomako-Ansah
she/her
Sarah Adomako-Ansah is a teacher from Alberta who is serving as the Museum’s Educator in Residence. She holds a Bachelor of Education from the University of Alberta (2013). For eight years, from 2013-2021, she taught in grades three through six at St. Pius X Catholic Elementary School. Sarah is the co-founder of the Black Teacher’s Association of Alberta and strives to amplify all voices in schools. She is passionate about diversity, leadership, representation, and technology. She hopes to bring all those things together in programming for students, teachers, and patrons of the national museum, both virtually and in person.
Sessions auxquelles Sarah Adomako-Ansah participe
Jeudi 17 Février, 2022
Vendredi 18 Février, 2022
Jeudi 16 Février, 2023
Sessions auxquelles Sarah Adomako-Ansah assiste
Jeudi 16 Février, 2023
All Keynote Speaker sessions will be recorded with the exception of Tom Jackson. Keynote Speaker sessions will be posted for viewing starting Monday, February 20, 2023 until March 20, 2023 11:59 pm. The Witness Blanket: Truth, Art and Transformation: The Witness Blanket stands as a national monument to recognize the atrocities of the Indian residential school era, honour the children and symbolize ongoing reconciliation. More than 150,000 Indigenous c...
All Keynote Speaker sessions will be recorded with the exception of Tom Jackson. Keynote Speaker sessions will be posted for viewing starting Monday, February 20, 2023 until March 20, 2023 11:59 pm. Drawing from his distinct experience interviewing some of the world’s greatest leaders, Peter Mansbridge explores how two of the key pillars of our society — trust and truth — have been jeopardized. Moving beyond politics and media, Peter outlines the truth cris...
