Speaking and Keynote Speeches

As an Anishinaabe woman, artist, and educator from Curve Lake First Nation, I bring my voice to gatherings across Turtle Island to speak about reconciliation, cultural revitalization, Indigenous identity, and wellness.

My keynotes are grounded in personal story, traditional teachings, and the collective responsibility we all share in healing — with truth, humility, and hope.

Speaking Topics:

Each speech is adapted to the audience and setting whether you’re a school board, conference organizer, nonprofit, or corporate workplace seeking authentic engagement.

Some topics include: 

Walking the Path of Reconciliation

What it means to move beyond land acknowledgments into action.

Anishinaabe Identity & Resurgence

Reclaiming culture, language, and pride in Indigenous identity.

The Role of Story in Healing

Sharing stories of grief, joy, and resilience  and how the story heals across generations.

Reconnecting to Land & Spirit

Teachings on our relationship to land, water, and ancestral knowledge.

Cultural Safety in Schools & Workplaces

Creating environments that honour Indigenous presence and experience.

Cultural Protocols and Introduction to The Medicine Wheel

Past Engagements

Ontario Indigenous Youth Partnership Project (OIYPP)

Trent University – Indigenous Women in Leadership

Ontario Tec University Teacher Candidate

Kawartha Pine Ridge DSB Educator Series

Queen University Doctor Candidates

Anishinabek Nation Grand Council Gathering

Youth Leadership Retreats & Circles

Lakefield College International Student’s gathering

Cultural Openings and Land Acknowledgements for Municipal Events

(City of Oshawa, Durham Region, Vaughan, and surrounding areas)

Ross Memorial Hospital (Lindsay)

City of Peterborough Family Health Team

CRMH Witness Blanket Travelling Exhibit

Indigenous Youth Roots Wellness Retreat – YMCA Camp

Whether on a panel or solo keynote, my aim is always to hold space  with authenticity, clarity, and care.