Indigenous Storyteller Showcase

Sheri Shotclose

About the Author

Sheri’s Blackfoot and Stoney Nakoda name translates to “Singing Across the Water woman”. She is a mother, grandmother, and educator who currently lives in Calgary, Alberta in Treaty 7 territory.  The inspiration to write a book came from lacking access to quality First Nation children’s stories to read to her grandchildren. Sheri’s goal in life is to heal from the effects of intergenerational trauma and be a content and balanced human being who uses her gifts and abilities to give back to community.

Book Title: Âba Wathtech Înâ Mâkoche (It is a Good Day, Mother Earth) by Sheri Shotclose (Singing Across the Water) and Illustrated by Tanisha Wesley. Translation by Duane Mark. It is a story of a young girl waking up and greeting the day, appreciating and connecting to all that is around her.

June 19 -25, 2022

“Keeping the Circle Strong through
Language and Culture.”

AAWC Circle Presents

June 19, 2022 (Sunday)
Indigenous Variety Showcase

June 25, 2022, (Saturday)
Indigenous Handgames
Tournament

June 25, 2022, (Saturday)
National Indigenous
Family Day & POWOW

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