Hayley Christen's schedule for CATCA 2025

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Welcome to CATCA 2025! We are excited to see you soon but here are a few reminders...

1. Adding a session to your schedule does not guarantee your attendance. Room capacities are in effect and sessions will be accessed on a physical first come, first served basis on the day of the event. Alternatively, If you are ’Waitlisted", this only means that there are a number of interested delegates beyond the capacity limits for this session - get there early to secure your seat!

2. As we attempt to make CATCA 2025 as amazing as possible, there may be changes made to the schedule up until the day before - Please check your schedule for any time or venue changes or possible cancellations.

3. Please check session description for possible fees associated with materials for some of the art sessions. These will be paid directly to the presenter.

4. Do remember that there might be sessions not at our main venue, do look carefully where the session is at.

5.GooseChase will be searchable on the website or app - search for: CATCA 2025 Convention.. If requested, the GooseChase join code is: Z8NFL6

A floor plan showing the rooms in RDP that we’re using for convention is available here.

All pre-recording videos will be up until May 31st.

Hayley Christen

Indigenous Education Council (IEC)

Coordinator, Learning Services

Red Deer

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About me

Hayley Christen is a Coordinator with First Nations, Métis, and Inuit Learning Services for Red Deer Public Schools. With over 25 years of experience as a teacher and a vice-principal, Hayley has dedicated her career to supporting students with diverse learning needs and at-risk youth.
In her current role, Hayley collaborates with school administrators and teachers to enhance their capacity to meet the needs of First Nations, Métis, and Inuit students, fostering culturally inclusive schools and classrooms. She is a member of the Remembering the Children Society. She has held leadership roles, including serving on the executive of the ATA First Nations, Métis, and Inuit Education Council and as a board member of the Red Deer Native Friendship Society.
Hayley resides on Treaty Seven territory and is a descendant of Scottish and Swedish settlers, bringing a deep respect for reconciliation and cultural understanding to her work.

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