Katherine Palmer Gordon is a professional negotiator, facilitator, and strategic advisor with extensive experience in legal and non-profit sectors. As Lead of Communications for the Nanwakolas Council and an accomplished author, she specializes in Indigenous governance, policy, and environmental law, holding an LLB (Hons) from Canterbury University.
Outside of her legal and policy work, Katherine is a celebrated non-fiction author who has written eight award-winning books about British Columbian history, culture, and people. She is passionate about sharing stories of Indigenous leadership, resilience, and connection to their homelands, often speaking on the topic.
She served as the Crown Chief Negotiator for a settlement that granted legal personhood to the Taranaki Maunga.
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