Indigenous Ways
Zoe McDonell
Zoe McDonell is a textile artist specializing in natural dyeing using plants, windfall lichens, and mushrooms from the forest. She has been teaching workshops and giving lectures and demonstrations on historical textile techniques for over 20 years. When not teaching, Zoe is an ecologist and studies how forest communities can be more effectively managed to […]
Nadine McSpadden
Meet Me! My name is Nadine McSpadden and after 22 years of working in Indigenous education, I have retired. I am proud to be part of the Secwepémc Nation. My home community is the Shuswap Band that is located in Invermere, BC. An important fact about me is that I am a 60's scoop survivour. […]
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Alanah Woodland
As a counselor/therapist I offer to walk beside you and help you to improve relationships, create more self-awareness, navigate life transitions, figure out how you want to parent, go thru grief, or do some deep work in childhood or other trauma. We work together at your pace and comfort level offering gentleness as we invite […]
Bernice Jensen
Bernice Jensen is a First Nations from the Okanagan Nation (Vernon, BC) and lives in T’kemlups te Secwepemc (Kamloops, BC) with her husband and family. She is the cultural educational coordinator of Kamloop’s Aboriginal Friendship Society and School District 73 where she educates on indigenous ways of knowing. She is also the owner of All […]
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