b'CONTENTSFALL/WINTER 202518 FEATURES16I A LIFETIME OF LOBBYING Charlotte Wolfreys campaign to end violence against Indigenous womenBy Ashley Albert18I INTERGENERATIONAL COURAGE Kimberly Murray remembers her roots along her journey for Indigenous justiceBy Rick Garrick22I DEFENDING THE SEVENTH GENERATION Roberta Jamieson on opening doors and meaningful reconciliationBy Ashley Albert24I POWERING COMMUNITY RELATIONS Emily Whetung-MacInnes on the power of voice and importance of solidarityBy Jennifer Ashawasegai-Pereira26I HEALING TOGETHER Jenny Sutherlands pursuit for community healing and systemic changeBy Rick Garrick28I INVITING CURIOSITY How Sheila North learned to blossom where she stands and speak truth to powerBy Matthew Bradford30IHONOURING KISKIHITINDr. Gladys Rowe walks a path of love, story and resurgenceBy Bryan HansenCover and Table of Contents Photo32I FORTY YEARS OF FIGHTING Credit: NadyaDelia Opekokews impact spans generationsKwandibens / Red WorksBy Jennifer Ashawasegai-PereiraPhotography. 34ICARRYING GENERATIONSMelanie Omenihos persistent fight for Mtis womenI would encourageBy Bryan Hansen38I GUIDED BY TRUTH Wendy Landrys journey from grassroots work to municipal leadershipyoung Indigenous women,By Rick Garrick40ISTRENGTH, SERVICE AND VISIONwhen theyre starting theirAdeline Webbers life of perseverance and purposeBy Matthew Bradford42I STRIVING FOR A BETTER TOMORROW careers and their work, toMarilyn Buffalo reminisces on a lifetime of actioning changeBy Matthew Bradfordsort of challenge themselves44I LEADING WITH FIRE: A CATALYST FOR CHANGE Pam Palmaters relentless advocacy work centres intention and educationin that way: are you doingBy Gavin Johnwhat you can to make yourIN EVERY ISSUEancestors proud? 10I Message from the President12I Message from the Chief Executive Officer- Kimberly Murray 46IProfessional Services Directory Ontario Native Womens Association5'