Natasha Parrish

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Natasha Parrish

She/her

Education Developer - Indigenization

250-370-4992

parrishn@camosun.ca

Interurban

Liz Ashton Campus Centre

LACC 236

Dip, BA, MA

Haida

Centre for Excellence in Teaching and Learning

Subject areas & specializations:

Indigenous studies
History
Education
Curriculum development

51��Ƶ Natasha

Sing.gaay’laa everyone! I am Natasha Parrish. I am a Kyaanuuslii Haida through my mother and English settler womxn through my father. I was raised in Teechamitsa Lək̓ʷəŋən Territory in a large family. I graduated UVic with a Postgraduate Degree in Secondary Teaching and later a Master of Arts in Indigenous Nationhood. I spent seven exceptional years with the Sooke School District as an Indigenous Teacher at both West Shore and Belmont Schools.

I am excited to be working with CETL at 51��Ƶ. Relationships and reciprocity are at the heart of my practice. I am excited about Indigenous education and how we can infuse courses with Indigenous pedagogies and content in authentic ways. Haawa.