Ashley Stefureak is an Ojibwe journalist working as a Journalism Associate with Nature Canada, which is supporting them to write stories about nature, environmentalism and Indigenous-led conservation. They are a recent graduate of Carleton University, where they completed a major in honours journalism and a minor in film studies.
Ashley has worked for a number of different publications, such as Capital Current and Look Local Magazine, providing them with both journalistic work, media expertise and social media content.
All of their work, from creative to journalistic, can be found on their website ashleystefureak.com.
Young consumers can be naive and believe marketing campaigns instead of requesting legitimate data about the sustainability of products marketed as green.
Taking the lessons I learned in Wiikwemkoong as a child and applying them to my everyday life as an adult has changed my perspective and has allowed me to view the world in a different light, writes Ashley Stefureak.
The Healing Place is a green space that provides a location for Indigenous and non-Indigenous people to heal with the land, and for Indigenous people to hold ceremonies and promote reconciliation through a land back notion.
