THANK-YOU The Edmonton Shift Lab is honoured to express our deep gratitude to all the folks that helped along the way. This includes those who have contributed over the years to social innovation and anti-racism work anonymously, unnamed and unheard. We see you, and are grateful for your help in getting us to where we are at today.
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Indigenous Elders, Knowledge Keepers, Researchers, Academics and Advisors • Grand Chief of Confederacy of Treaty Six Billy Morin • Charlie and Martha Letendre from Alexis Nakota Sioux Nation • Newday Letendre from Alexis Nakota Sioux Nation • Uncle Willard and Aunty Marilyn from Alexis Nakota Sioux Nation, for their hospitality and invitation to the lodge • Gilman Cardinal from Bigstone Cree Nation, for launching us in a good way when Shift Lab started • Jacquelyn Cardinal from Sucker Creek First Nation • Hunter Cardinal from Sucker Creek First Nation • Lewis Cardinal from Sucker Creek First Nation • Josh Littlechild from Ermineskin Cree Nation, Maskwacis • Colette Arcand from Alexander First Nation • Darcy Lindberg from Maskwacis and the Faculty of Law, at the University of Alberta • Ron Lameman, Bilateral Treaty Coordinator, Treaty 6 Confederacy • Elliot Young from Maskwacis, Indigenous Community Engagement Advisor Norquest College • Dorothy Thunder from Little Pine Cree Nation and the Faculty of Native Studies, at the University of Alberta • Sara Cardinal, Indigenous Career Advisor, Norquest College • Melissa Purcell Executive Staff Officer, Indigenous Education, Alberta Teachers Association • James Knibb-Lamouthe, Director of Innovation & Research, Indigenous Knowledge & Wisdom Centre • Tasha Power from Saddle Lake Cree Nation • Indigenous Knowledge and Wisdom Centre • Yellowhead Tribal Council • Confederacy of Treaty 6 • Yellowhead Indigenous Education Foundation
