Trisha Campbell

Stories contributed by Trisha Campbell:

Indigenous Education and Student Achievement at Regina Public Schools

Supervisor of Indigenous Education, Sarah Longman, discusses the programs she oversees for Regina Public Schools.

Empowering Native Indigenous Tribes (ENIT) Through Cognitive Experiential Immersion

Roger White Jr. leads the Empowering Native Indigenous Tribes (ENIT) project, which aims to create awareness about different approaches to experiential learning.

Cree Language Videos with Solomon Ratt

Solomon Ratt created a Facebook group called Cree Language Videos where he posts videos related to Cree language lessons and traditional stories.

Short Stories in the Nakota Language by Bronte Big Eagle

Bronte Big Eagle has written short stories/children's books for the revival of the Nakota language

Re-Connecting Youth with Land-Based Activities and Indigenous Values

Philip Brass advocates that land-based activities are memorable experiences that can plant a seed to propagate relationships with the landscape and the ecosystem.

Exploring Life Experiences and Lessons with Clayton Paul Episkenew

Clayton Paul Episkenew shares his experience as a survivor of residential schools and alcoholism. He uses these experiences to help inmates at the Regina Correctional Centre.

Valerie Desjarlais Sharing Her Perspective of Life-Long Learning

Valerie Desjarlais believes that life-long learning is empowering because we live our lives sharing, caring, and respecting all life.

About Me

Profile Picture: I am a First Nations woman of Cree ancestry. I grew up in Iqaluit, NU, and currently reside in Regina, SK. While attending the University of Regina, I have earned a BSc in Biology and a BSc in Psychology. I am very interested in research with the purpose of giving back to indigenous peoples and their communities, as it is of value and significance to me.