All Our Relations

Dr. Charlotte Cote, a Nuu-chah-nulth author and professor, is the first woman in her community to earn a PhD. She continues to inspire Indigenous youth to pursue higher education while staying connected to their traditional teachings.

Cree artist George Littlechild spent most of his childhood in the Alberta child welfare system during the 60s scoop. Today he creates works of art that reflect his lifelong commitment to reconnecting with his family and his Indigenous ancestry.

Successful Métis actor Roseanne Supernault shares her life story and career that led to credits including “Blackstone,” “Maina,” and “Rhymes for Young Ghouls.”

Evan Adams, a Tla’amin doctor and actor, stays connected to his family, nation and the wider Indigenous community through film and television.

Kwakwakwa’wakw filmmaker and entrepreneur Barb Cranmer was inspired to make films drawn from the stories and traditions of her ‘Namgis ancestors on Vancouver Island. Her documentaries explore the rivers, language, art and history of her people.