Advancing Indigenous Education. Inspiring Meaningful Change.
Anne Tenning brings insight, leadership and a commitment to meaningful reconciliation through education, helping schools and organizations strengthen Indigenous education through collaboration and thoughtful guidance.
Speaker. Consultant. Author.
Helping educators, schools and organizations advance Indigenous education through meaningful learning, collaboration and leadership.
Drawing on close to 30 years of experience in British Columbia's K–12 education system, Anne provides keynote speaking, workshop facilitation, curriculum development, educational consulting and strategic planning support.
A sought-after advisor across Canada and published children's author, Anne brings practical experience, thoughtful perspectives and a commitment to meaningful reconciliation to every engagement.
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Grant Awarded
Ottawa, ON, December 22, 2022 - The Canada Council for the Arts has awarded Anne Tenning with a grant to support her writing as part of the Creating, Knowing, and Sharing: the Arts and Cultures of First Nations, Inuit, and Métis Peoples program.
Anne acknowledges the support of the Canada Council for the Arts.
Image features Cowichan toque made by Anne's mother, Elizabeth Tenning.
“Anne Tenning is a phenomenal facilitator. She profoundly comprehends Indigenous Education, Indigenous Rights and Knowledge of the past, present, and future.”
—District Vice Principal of Indigenous Education