The Indigenous Woman in the 21st Century
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Ashley Callingbull—actress, role model, activist
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Dr. Patricia Makokis of Saddle Lake Cree Nation
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Lisa Weber of Weber Law of Edmonton
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Nicole Bourque-Bouchier, Chief Executive Officer of the Bouchier Group of Fort McMurray
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Dr. Tracy Bear: Scholar, professor, doctor and visionary
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Rachelle Venne, CEO of the Institute for the Advancement of Aboriginal Women
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Sgt. Kimberley Mueller, RCMP K Division
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Crystle Lightning landed her dream role
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Sandra Sutter, executive director of the Circle for Aboriginal Relations Society
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Confronting historical trauma difficult, but the benefits are many
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Melanie Antoine, co-owner of APE Maintenance
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Audrey Poitras, President of the Metis Nation of Alberta
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Dawn Madahbee Leach, General Manager at Waubetek Business Development Corporation
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Stephanie Harpe, singer, songwriter, actor and activist
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Devon Fiddler, owner of SheNative of Saskatoon
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Lowa Beebe: Creating spiritual awareness through communications
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Tonya Crowchild of Indigenous Consulting Services
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Monika Wilson, lawyer
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Carolyn King: Focused on Community
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Everyone in Canada from the PM on down have been colonized, says Dr. Linda Many Guns
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President Cheryl Alexander, Northeastern Alberta Aboriginal Business Association
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To motivate education, normalize education, says Dr. Evelyn Steinhauer
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Carrie Manitopyes, Human Resources Manager of Grey Eagle Resort and Casino
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Dr. Kisha Supernant works to locate the missing children of residential school
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Michelle Porter, Metis author
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Desiree Morrisseau-Killick: Social justice can be beautiful
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Cindy Blackstock: Still fighting for children’s rights after all these years
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Janice Makokis, lawyer and consultant, Truth and Reconciliation and First Nation expert
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Tabatha Bull, Chief Operating Officer of the Canadian Council for Aboriginal Business