Aimee Louis
Primary researcher
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Alicia HibbertAdaptable and collaborative Métis freelance editor with experience in both academic non-fiction and fiction. Port Coquitlam, BC |
Alyssa CunninghamEditor/Writer Tansi. I am a Cree-Metis editor from Treaty 6 territory, currently based in British Columbia. British Columbia |
Christine Miskonoodinkwe SmithA writing and editing enthusiast. 47 St.Lawrence Street |
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Dr. Shaun HainsMember of the Global Clinical Practice Network with the World Health Organization - Métis P. O. Box 1258, Gibbons, Alberta Canada T0A 1N0 |
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Jenn AshtonJenn is an award-winning Sḵwx̱wú7mesh author, artist and filmmaker. Website: |
Lisa FrenetteScribble Editing Lisa is a Mi'kmaw writer, editorial consultant, and certified professional editor specializing in copy editing, proofreading, and sensitivity reading. Email: |
Louise BradfordAuthor, scriptwriter and speechwriter Author and speechwriter of Anishinaabe and European descent, registered member of Batchewana First Nation Vancouver, B.C. |
Madeleine ReddonAssistant professor of Indigenous Literature at Loyola University Chicago |
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Mélanie RitchotJournalist & Book Editor Mélanie is a Métis freelance journalist and book editor with a deep interest in storytelling. Campbell River, BC |
Nathan Niigan Noodin AdlerAuthor, artist, filmmaker, and editor Mostly a fiction writer, but have also written in many genres. 1238 Seymour, Vancouver BC V6B6J3 |
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Kristine NemecI help organizations increase their impact with high-quality writing about ecological restoration. Waterloo, Iowa |
Rachel TaylorBanoong Editing Services Copyeditor and proofreader specializing in scholarly nonfiction, literary fiction, and memoir. Website: |
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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.
