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My name is shield woman : a hard road to healing, vision, and

Web• Ms. Ruth Scalp Lock, who led the establishment of the Awo Taan Healing Lodge in Calgary for Indigenous women and children fl eeing domestic violence • Ms. Paula Smith, Chief Operations Offi cer, Piikani Nation Administration • Ms. Gayle Chase, Prescription Drug Coordinator, and Ms. Cara Blackwater from the Blood WebRuth Scalp Lock is a Blackfoot woman from the Siksika Nation. She is the founding member of Awo Tann Healing Lodge, a shel-ter in Calgary Alberta where Indigenous women and children seek refuge from all forms of abuse in a uniquely Indigenous atmosphere. Ruth is a survivor, author, social worker and lead-er. chs schoology login

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WebView the profiles of people named Ruth Scalplock. Join Facebook to connect with Ruth Scalplock and others you may know. Facebook gives people the power... http://shaunhunter.ca/writing-the-city/2016/7/4/ruth-scalplocks-my-name-is-shield-woman WebRuth Scalp Lock. Ruth was born on the Siksika First Nation, east of Calgary. Her Father was Blackfoot and her mother was Cree. She was raised in her traditional culture. As a young … chs school schedule