Coast Salish Teachings with Knowledge Keeper Sulksun @PHSABC

Uploaded November 2023 | Updated September 2026, 2 days ago

In this pre-recorded webinar, Knowledge Keeper Sulksun (Shane Point) imparts six invaluable Coast Salish Teachings to PHSA and our partner agencies. These teachings are a guiding force in our journey toward creating culturally safe, anti-racist environments and services free from Indigenous-specific racism, racism and discrimination.

The webinar presents the Teachings as an opportunity for each of us to transform our worldview beyond Western perspectives that have traditionally guided PHSA. The Coast Salish Teachings offer timeless wisdom, guiding us in our pursuit of being our best selves, speaking the truth and fostering connections that recognize that we are all one.

Enjoy the video and experience how the Coast Salish Teachings are Eyhh Slaxin (good medicine ). They offer guidance on Thee eat (speaking the truth), Tee ma thit (doing our best), and knowing and acting from a place of understanding Nuts a maht (we are all one).

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