
Matriarchs Advisory Circle
Matriarchs Advisory Circle
The Matriarchs Advisory Circle (MAC) is an exciting new structure to honor the wisdom and guidance of Indigenous local matriarchs in shaping Hope and Health’s vision and strategy. This includes both programming focus and systemic change efforts, particularly anchored to the TRC Calls to Action (specifically 87-91) and the UNDRIP Article 31. The MAC will provide a supportive and fun space to foster collaboration, amplify the voices of women, inclusive of 2SLGBTQIA+ people in shaping Hope and Health’s soccer programs to maximize our collective impact for Indigenous children, youth, and communities.
Matriarchs Advisory Circle Members
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Mikelle Sasakamoose
Tk’emlups te Secwepemc and Ahtahkakoop Cree Nation
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Jamie Hunt (T'sukwani)
Kwakiutl Nation
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Tammy Jack (Qwis Qwis)
Cowichan Tribes
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Rachel Watts
Snaw-naw-as (Nanoose First Nation)
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Donna Tack (Iktómi Kazunte Winyan)
Shishalh Nation
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Carmen George (Tthu'lotsulwut)
Penelakut
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Margaret Charlie (Kema)
Sts’ailes and Kwickwasutenuk
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Siôna Moon (Qwee'awt)
Wsanec/Quwutsun
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Roxanne Harris (Whool'wuletza'aat)
Stz’uminus First Nation
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Lacey Baker (Kawaiokalehuaonalanisega)
Squamish Nation
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Cherie White (Qual'theme Ta Naut)
Snuneymuxw
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Nancy Seward
Snuneymuxw
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Carleen Thomas
Tsleil-Waututh
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Alexandra Souch (Thinxskyea)
Tla’amin
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Kim Puglas
Wei Wai Kum
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Iona Harris-Swustus
Cowichan Tribes
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Kandice Charlie
Xaxlip and Statimc
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