I’ve recently gained quite a few mutual follows! (Thank you! 🥰) My name is Robyn. I’m turning 53 this month. I’m a 42x marathoner and became a Six Star finisher in March 2024. I also have a spinal cord injury called syringomyelia.

Nov 29, 2024 · Photo of Robyn Michaud, posted to Instagram by Michaud following her appointment to teach an Indigenous Education course at Western University’s teachers college in 2022. This was the first time Towards a Decolonizing Pedagogy had been offered at UWO’s teachers college.

Aug 15, 2023 · When Robyn Michaud runs the Tokyo Marathon in March, it will be the sixth world major competition for the Anishinaabe mom from Woodstock, Ont., and earn her the Abbott Six Star...

Jan 25, 2025 · Robyn Michaud, 53, is a single mother living in Woodstock, Ont., and a professor of indigenous studies at Conestoga College. Her marathon journey began in 2012, when she was diagnosed with syringomyelia, a condition where a fluid-filled cyst forms within the spinal cord.

Jan 21, 2025 · Robyn Michaud is a full-time professor and an indigenous Canadian. In 2012, she was diagnosed with syringomyelia, a cyst within the spinal cord. After recommendations from her doctor to stay active, she started training for and running marathons.

Dec 11, 2024 · Robyn Michaud, a 53-year-old Conestoga College Indigenous studies professor from Woodstock, is seeking her next challenge after completing the World Marathon Majors: Boston, London, Berlin ...

Apr 17, 2024 · Robyn Michaud stands at the edge of the Boston Marathon route ahead of her 38th marathon, and third in Boston. She started running long distances after she was diagnosed with a spinal cord condition in 2012.

Mar 15, 2009 · We’ve been talking a lot about “cultural safety” this week in my Indigenous Ed. course. It’s important to know the difference between intent and impact. Rarely does anyone intend to do harm, but we must always acknowledge …

Sep 5, 2024 · During A Talk with Robyn Michaud, the Conestoga College professor will be sharing her own family history in the context of cultural assimilation, as well as her personal journey “to reclaim her identity and culture.” Her presentation will also include a jingle dance demonstration.