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CONTACT

   Sulia'n 

   William Johnson

    Engagement &

    Mentorship

    Coordinator

    Kjipuktuk

    william.johnson@dal.ca

Sulia'n's father was adopted in the 60s, and his parentage is unknown. His father's adoptive family said that he had an Indigneous and a Settler parent. Sulia'n decided to address the void that his father's adoption created through becoming an enthusiast of the Mi'kmaw language and civilization, as well as actively participating in the urban Indigenous community in Kjipuktuk.

Iona Worden-Driscoll

Project Coordinator

Dalhousie University

Halifax, NS

Iona.Worden-Driscoll@dal.ca

Iona Worden-Driscoll leads the network in planning, development, implementation and evaluation of mentorship activities. Iona also manages finances and facilitates communications to fulfil the mandate of the network. Iona holds a Bachelor of Science in Mathematics and Statistics and a Master of Business Administration from Dalhousie University.

Sulia'n was raised near Kepekek, Kjipuktuk (Dartmouth, NS) by his mother (Settler). He graduated from Dalhousie University with an honour's degree in Kinesiology (2022).

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Sulia'n continues to gather knowledge and study on traditional methods of healing, Wabanaki languages, martial arts, ethnobotany/fungi, Indigenous masculine sexual wellbeing, crafting, and dabble sin many other topics. He is excited to help serve the wider Indigenous communities in Wabanaki and Labrador regions.

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