Experience

International Indian Treaty Council

• International Affairs
• 1 - 100 Employee

• Consulting Legal Counsel

  • Dec 2011 - Present



Maskwacis

• Lawyer

  • Jan 2002 - Present



Littlechild Law

• Barrister & Solicitor

  • Apr 2002 - Present

  Aboriginal law; Indigenous legal systems; governance (First Nation, corporate, not-for-profit, society and charity); intellectual property; constitutional law. Aboriginal law; Indigenous legal systems; governance (First Nation, corporate, not-for-profit, society and charity); intellectual property; constitutional law.



Canadian Commission for UNESCO | Commission canadienne pour l'UNESCO

• Canada
• Government Administration
• 1 - 100 Employee

• Vice President

  • Aug 2014 - Aug 2018



North-South Institute

• Vice-Chair, Board of Directors

  • May 2008 - May 2014



Canadian Commission for UNESCO | Commission canadienne pour l'UNESCO

• Canada
• Government Administration
• 1 - 100 Employee

• Chair / President, Sectoral Commission on Culture, Communication and Information

  • Mar 2008 - May 2012

  I have been working with the Canadian Commission for UNESCO since 2000. I participated in their youth sector throughout the first few years, was appointed as a member of the Sectoral Commission on Culture, Communication and Information in 2003, and in 2006 was appointed Vice-Chair of the Sectoral Commisison. In March of 2008 I was appointed Chair - it has been a number of years since a woman held this position, and certainly the first time (that I know of) that an Indigenous person has been appointed. As a Chair, I will be on the delegation to the General Conference of UNESCO which will be held in October of 2009 in Paris.



Canadian Arts and Learning Symposium

• Member, Steering Committee 2008-09

  • Feb 2008 - Oct 2009

  I attended the first UNESCO Arts Education Conference held in Lisbon, Portugal in 2006 as a representative of the Canadian Commission for UNESCO. Subsequent to that first international conference, a Committee was struck in Canada to hold annual follow-up meetings to track progress in Canada further to the Road Map outcome document produced in Lisbon. I attended the first UNESCO Arts Education Conference held in Lisbon, Portugal in 2006 as a representative of the Canadian Commission for UNESCO. Subsequent to that first international conference, a Committee was struck in Canada to hold annual follow-up meetings to track progress in Canada further to the Road Map outcome document produced in Lisbon.



Canadian Coalition of Municipalities Against Racism

• Member, Pan-Canadian Working Group

  • Mar 2004 - Nov 2008

  This is an initiative of UNESCO - anti-racism and anti-discrimination. This is an initiative of UNESCO - anti-racism and anti-discrimination.



Learning Through the Arts

• Co-Chair, Aboriginal Advisory Committee

  • Jan 2004 - Nov 2008