Dr. Shaun Hains
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P. O. Box 1258, Gibbons, Alberta Canada T0A 1N0
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Hains Consulting
Dr. Shaun Hains a consultant with the Global Clinical Practice Network is also a member of the Otipemisiwak Métis Nation. As an indigenous person I have worked successfully within health and education. I received the Inspiring Woman of Color award from the American Psychology Association, as well as the Emory Cowen Award for promoting wellness in the community. I was a National Aboriginal Teacher of the Year Award Winner with the Canadian Teachers' Federation. My early consulting work was with the Tri-Council Canada, including the Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council and the Canadian Institute of Health Research. Now consulting with the Global Clinical Practice Network with the WHO - World Health Organization. The ethics of Self Determination, holistic ways of health, an Indigenous place with an eagle feather includes the ethics of Inclusion. Recent work to allow the congruence with the land to go forward into a dialogue about health. I am an avid nature photographer, while enjoying family time. My work continues to be recognized within leading scholarly works.
Community affiliation: Métis
Languages: English
Roles and Services: Author services, Author / Writer, Consultant, Editor, Manuscript evaluator, Peer reviewer, Researcher
Cultural roles and services: Diversity / Decolonization consultant, Diversity / Decolonization facilitator, Elder, Indigenous content reviewer, Indigenous cultural consultant, Indigenous cultural educator , Knowledge Keeper, Storyteller
Other fields of interest / expertise: Accessibility, Art, Communications, Design, Education, Education; Adult / Continuing education, Education; Secondary, Education; Post-secondary, Management
Contact Us
3573 - 515 Hastings St W
Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada, V6B 5K3
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Statement of Gratitude:
The lands we live on connect us to the stories of our past and those that will be told in the future-the stories upon which our profession is based. These lands sustain and nourish us, and our relationships with each other help us thrive. The Indigenous Editors Association gives thanks to the the xʷməθkʷəy̓əm, Sḵwx̱wú7mesh, and səlilwətaɬ Peoples who continue to steward the lands on which our head office is located, in Vancouver, BC. It is in this spirit of gratitude that we carry out our work as Indigenous members of the publishing community.
