Every now and then I like to write. Here you will find a collection of various columns, op-eds, and profiles I've been a part of over the last decade.
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LOVE LOOKS LIKE THIS: PROFILEBRIDES 01/15/2021Gabrielle's wedding was profiled by BRIDES magazine. Sharing how the she and her husband, Yuri, worked to blend their backgrounds and create a unique and inclusive wedding.
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Living: GROWING UP WITHOUT A MOTHERCHATELINE MAGAZINE 05/05/2020"I do have a mother, but I don’t have a mom. As with many families, our situation is complicated." A personal reflective piece about motherhood, reconciliation, and starting a family.
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the right footprintsHarvard gazette 05/21/2018Gabrielle Scrimshaw ’18 is a Gleitsman Fellow at the Harvard Kennedy School. The first in her family to attend college, she plans to start an investment firm for tribal businesses and Indigenous entrepreneurs.
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a killing in saskatchewanthe new york times 02/15/2018Reflections of growing up Indigenous in Saskatchewan, in light of the Colten Boushie trial. For Canada to move on the journey of reconciliation, it first needs to come to terms with its racism problem.
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Liberating the past and embracing our futureCBC Ideas 02/20/2018...Her dual graduate degrees have informed her views on how reconciliation can be made meaningful for her generation — and not become an empty term of well-intentioned sentimentality.
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Trailblazing relative helps young native american woman dream bigStanford 06/27/2017An artist’s daughter from a small Canadian community found inspiration in a one-sentence postcard.
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CANADA'S HIDDEN HISTORY: MY MOTHER AND METHE NEW YORK TIMES 01/07/2017I was 2 weeks old when I was taken from my mother. After a late night of drinking, she got into a fight, the police were called and, I am told, they found me swaddled and alone on a motel bed in La Ronge, Saskatchewan. She was in her late 20s. It wasn’t until I reached my late 20s that I understood the path that led my mother to that moment.
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canada letter: it's july 1. let's party. wait, why today?The New york times
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learning from our pastthe globe and mail
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we need an inquiry into mmiwthe globe and mail
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justice for missing womencbc power & politics 16/05/2014In the wake of the RCMP report on Murdered and Missing Indigenous women, Gabrielle Scrimshaw provides a commentary as to why a national inquiry is needed on CBC's Power and Politics.
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rising stockwalrus magazine
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reconciliation makes sensecbc news | indigenous
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rcmp report: what it meansctv national news
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Canada 150The zoomer
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truth & reconciliationcbc the national
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the long view on aboriginal educationhuffington post
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speakers for changetedx toronto
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aboriginal urbanizationglobal news
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millennial first nationshuffington post
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being "indspired"cbc saskatchewan
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her journeyinsight project
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explaining idle
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"Idle no more"cbc radio
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learn something newtoronto star
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the micro-social intrapreneursforbes
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volunteers who make a differencetoronto star
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first nations youth recipientindspire 10/10/2012Gabrielle was selected as one of fourteen outstanding Indigenous achievers in Canada by Indspire (formerly the National Aboriginal Achievement Foundation).
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volunteers lead waycivic action
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opportunitiescbc metro morning
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aboriginal youth and employerstoronto star
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