
Dynamic Executive Director and PhD researcher dedicated to advancing Indigenous data sovereignty and integrating Indigenous knowledge systems within colonial frameworks. Committed to supporting First Nations, with expertise in navigating complex administrative landscapes to empower self-determined community objectives. Proven ability to translate high-level strategies into actionable outcomes, exemplified by successful initiatives such as facilitating collective access to residential school records under FIPPA and respectfully documenting the oral truths of Survivors. Recognized as a collaborative leader and national speaker, focused on fostering community well-being through mutual accountability, strategic advocacy, and trauma-informed stewardship.
COURSE: LIBR 564/ARST 585 – Information Practice and Protocol in Support of Indigenous Initiatives