Contributors
With Gratitude
This is a place where names are honoured and kindness is remembered.
Cheyenne’s Storytelling Series has been supported by many generous hearts. Every mile traveled, every story shared, and every lesson gathered has been possible from of a community of people, who value the power of stories to teach, heal, and connect us all.
Together, we are preserving culture, lifting community, and creating something lasting.
Storytellers:
Marina Stewart - Elder and Residential School Survivor
James Cardinal - Elder and Knowledge keeper
Arthur Cunningham - Elder
Pricilla Cardinal - Knowledge Keeper
Florence Sundby - Knowledge Keeper
Beverly Lambert - Knowledge Keeper
Margaret Davies - Knowledge keeper
Marvin Lizotte - Knowledge Keeper
Dr. Jacqueline Senych - Knowledge Keeper and Residential School Survivor
Behind the Scenes Support:
Alli Marshall https://www.strix.ca
Linda Dyck - Fort Vermillion
Mona Gladue - Calling Lake
Sulya Fenichel - Edmonton
Cardilla Cardinal - Fort Chipewayn Metis
Wendy Matthezing - Website Design
Jodi http://sprintwebsites.com
Mike Crozier - Lawyer
Dr Aimee Skye - Associate Professor PhD (McMaster); BA Hons. Department of Psychology MacEwan University
Tanya Hannah Rumble https://www.recastphilanthropy.ca
Letters of Support:
Dr Trudy Cardinal, PhD, MEd, BEd - Professor, Faculty of Education - Elementary Education
Dr. Evelyn Steinhauer - Associate Dean, Indigenous Education and a Professor in the Department of Educational Policy (Faculty of Education) at the University of Alberta, specializing in Indigenous Peoples Education.
Elder Pearl Sandor
Elder Arthur Cunningham
Elder Louis Bellrose
James Cardinal
Pricilla Cardinal
Florence Sundby
Lawrence Berland
Dianne Veillette - District 19, Metis Nation within Alberta
Vernon Hagen
Community Encouragement:
Friends, family, and supporters who lifted this work with belief and encouragement
Aidan Filipchuk
Alexis Filipchuk
Tracey Scrivano
Dr Trudy Cardinal
Dr Evelyn Steinhauer
Punch Jackson
Thank you Canada Council for the Arts
Cheyenne’s Storytelling Series was awarded funding through the “Creating, Knowing and Sharing” program, which supports the
artistic and cultural expressions of First Nations, Inuit, and Métis peoples.