As a full-time police constable, Canadian Armed Forces officer, and Indigenous Knowledge Keeper, Whitehorse has seen firsthand how traditional system approaches can fail to repair harm. In this talk, he shares how integrating restorative practices and cultural connection transformed his approach to policing and community leadership — proving that accountability and healing must walk hand in hand.
ABOUT THE STORYTELLER
Whitehorse is a police constable, Canadian Armed Forces reservist lieutenant, professional speaker, and award-winning author of A Spark in the Dark. Drawing from his lived experience and Indigenous heritage, he works to bridge gaps between law enforcement and communities through restorative approaches, cultural education, and storytelling. He is also the creator behind the Cree language educational channel @TansiTalks. Learn more about Whitehorse’s work: www.asparkinthedark.com
Whitehorse is a police constable, Canadian Armed Forces reservist lieutenant, professional speaker, and award-winning author of A Spark in the Dark. Drawing from his lived experience and Indigenous heritage, he works to bridge gaps between law enforcement and communities through restorative approaches, cultural education, and storytelling. He is also the creator behind the Cree language educational channel @TansiTalks. Learn more about Whitehorse’s work: www.asparkinthedark.com