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JAMIE COOPER JENNIFER CROCKER WENDY JUDITH CUTLER LEE ANNE DAVIES
Jamie Cooper is an artist and educator currently based in Victoria. His practice spans a broad range of media and exhibition practices from collage, writing
and installation, to designing
for numerous theatre and lm productions. He holds a BFA in theatre design and an MFA in Interdisciplinary studies from the University of Regina.
Jennifer Crocker MBA, CEC,
is the owner of Vision Strategy Execution Consulting. Over her career, Jennifer has worked in the public and private sectors in HR leadership roles as an executive, trainer, and facilitator. She has coached executives and employees in developing their careers and helped employees identify their personal brands to advance their career paths. Through facilitation she acts as a thinking partner to support others in achieving their goals. Jennifer holds an MBA degree from Western University.
Wendy Judith Cutler, teacher, writer, feminist, has taught writing and women’s studies in colleges and universities for over 25 years. She currently teaches and facilitates women’s memoir and journal writing workshops and circles on Salt Spring Island and in Victoria. She is co-author of Writing Alone Together: Journaling in a Circle of Women for Creativity, Compassion and Connection and is writing her own memoir. She relishes the opportunity to inspire others
to honour the power and wisdom of their own words.
Lee Anne Davies has a PhD in Aging, Health, and Well-Being, and an MBA in Information Technology Management. Her company, Agenomics, analyzes the risks of an aging population. Along with years of experience working in
the nancial sector for insurance, wealth management, banking,
and nancial education companies, Davies is also a sought after speaker, including TEDxVictoria, national newspapers, radio and TV. She is the co-author of the book When Life Bites You in the Wallet: Taking Control of Your Finances.
Margaret Critchlow was Professor of Social Anthropology at York University for 25 years. Fieldwork took her to the south Paci c where she lived with
her family in a rural village, developed deep friendships,
and came to understand that
“it takes a village” to be fully human. She is the author of seven books and more than 50 articles. She is a founding director of the Canadian Senior Co- housing Society and a founding member of Harbourside, a local senior cohousing community. canadianseniorcohousing.com
JOANNE CUFFE BETH CRUISE PATRICIA DAWN
Joanne Cuffe, MEd, is a facilitator, dancer and poet. She delights in integrating movement, play and arts into our lives, workplaces and communities. Through Creative Momentum, she leads Dancing
for Wellbeing programs with organizations, adults, older adults and children. Joanne has been teaching dance for ten years and facilitating groups for 15 years. She has studied dance improvisation with 25 teachers, including Margie Gillis. Her Masters of Education in Community Leadership focused on arts-based transformative learning.
Beth Cruise is the founder of Canadian Earth Institute. Her passion is to facilitate the exchange of ideas on how our habits and attitudes affect the environment and what each one of us can do to make a difference. Beth encourages participation and af rms the highest in each participant.
Patricia Dawn learned a passion for the teachings of Aboriginal Metis culture via her own healing journey. In discovering the
beauty of her spirit through the medicine wheel, Patricia seeks to inspire and share these insights
of reconnecting with our ancient wisdom. She has worked in the recovery movement, walked alongside celebrated personalities, professional healers, and famous names, yet it is the opportunity to sit with the sum of one and witness their story where she nds greatest reward. patriciadawn.ca
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MARGARET CRITCHLOW