Impactful Speaking

Humans are wired for storytelling. Long before the written word appeared, our ancestors used storytelling to share cultural values and knowledge. 

We offer 45-minute to 1-hour presentations for conferences, AGMs, and other group convenings, delivered in Anna-Liza’s signature style that speaks truth to power with grace, empathy, and a dash of humour. Presentations can be delivered virtually across so-called Canada, or in-person in the Greater Toronto Area.

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Presentation Topics Include

  • Environmental justice and health
  • Colonization in organizational culture
  • Internalizing colonial norms
  • Colonial literature as a learning tool
  • Indian indentured servitude
  • From accommodations to universal design


This is just a taste of our favourite topics. Our Supportive Workshop topics can also be delivered as presentations.

We love doing custom presentations! Get in touch and tell us what other topics you have in mind.

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Thank you to the presenter for bravely speaking truth to power dynamics in the workplace and our overall culture by calling out white supremacy and abelism. I rarely see this type of directness used in conferences, even when it should be. Greatly appreciated!”

— Conference Session Attendee

The team at Women’s Healthy Environments Network is extremely grateful for Anna-Liza’s contributions to the panel discussion at the Home Edition of our annual Wannabe Toxic Free event series. Her perspective, expertise, and insights were invaluable to this conversation, providing attendees with accessible, engaging, and digestible information on the very complex and interconnected issue of toxic exposure in the home. 

As a queer and racialized woman, Anna-Liza brought a deeply informed personal understanding of the systemic factors behind the disproportionate toxic exposure experienced by equity-denied communities. Her ability to thoughtfully dissect and communicate these inequities provided attendees with foundational knowledge on unequal health harms and the structurally limited capacity of these communities to reduce their environmental exposures.”

Victoria Lewis, Executive Director, Women’s Healthy Environments Network (WHEN)