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SAOT Annual General Meeting 2020
January 30, 2020 @ 6:15 pm - 9:00 pm
FreeJoin us for the SAOT AGM 2020.
6:15 – Registration
6:30 – AGM and Awards Presentations
7:15 – Guest Speaker Jon Jon Rivero
8:00 – Networking wine and cheese
Keynote Speaker, Jon Jon Rivero presents:
AWETHENTRICITY: The Awesome Art of Owning Your Authenticity & Influencing Others
In this energizing keynote, AWETHENTRICITY: The Awesome Art of Owning Your Authenticity & Influencing Others, educators reconnect with their authentic awesome selves so that they can promote proactive mental health awareness and meaningfully influence others.
2016 TED Summit Talent Showcase Winner, Spoken Word Artist, Children’s Author, Beatboxer Philanthropist and Martial Arts Master that changes the world one community, one school, one audience at a time. Jon Jon Rivero is a member of the Canadian Association of Professional Speakers, the Global Speakers Federation, and has served and connected with thousands of people all over the world. In 2006, he was the recipient of the Alberta Rehabilitation Coordinating Council Sunrise Therapist Award, which recognized him as the top clinician contributing to rehabilitation medicine within their first 2 years of practice.
As the Founder and CEO of Qi Creative, he integrates his creative talents and passions to inspire children, adolescents, families, and schools living with special needs and trauma by celebrating their talents and strengths to overcome challenges. Jon Jon co-authored the International Children’s Book, My Name Is Trauma and conducts seminars, keynotes, and resilience training in disaster relief areas. He is featured internationally at educational and leadership conferences around the world. As a spoken word artist and producer, he has collaborated with thousands of youth activists and leaders from various countries to use their strengths and talents to promote peace, creativity, and unity in their respective local communities. Jon Jon is the founder of the Balikbayan Project Philippines (www.balikproject.com) and is committed to working with youth and families living with trauma in Tacloban, Leyte by collaborating with orphanages, rehabilitation medicine clinics, and schools to create safe and meaningful art forms of therapeutic healing through self-expression.