By Laura Mushumanski, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter, Alberta Native News When Nicole Robertson was an iskwesis, a little girl, she knew what her calling was, \u201cI always wanted to write,\u201d she shared. \u201cI knew at a very young age that writing was my path, my journey into truth telling, justice, and providing a platform all First Nations peoples to tell their stories\u2014in our Indigenous ways and natural laws of knowing.\u201d Robertson, founder of Muskwa Productions has been working in communications, creating space and platforms for Indigenous stories based on kinship values in everything she does, starting with her humility into understanding that, \u201c[everyone\u2019s] voice is just as important as my own.\u201d As Robertson reflects over a 24-year career, she notes that, \u201cI am community made, not self-made\u201d \u2013 because without… <\/p>\n
By Laura Mushumanski, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter, Alberta Native News When Nicole Robertson was an iskwesis, a little girl, she knew what her calling was, \u201cI always wanted to write,\u201d she shared. \u201cI knew at a very young age that writing was my path, my journey into truth telling, justice, and providing a platform all First Nations peoples to tell their stories\u2014in our Indigenous ways and natural laws of knowing.\u201d Robertson, founder of Muskwa Productions has been working in communications, creating space and platforms for Indigenous stories based on kinship values in everything she does, starting with her humility into understanding that, \u201c[everyone\u2019s] voice is just as important as my own.\u201d As Robertson reflects over a 24-year career, she notes that, \u201cI am community made, not self-made\u201d \u2013 because without... <\/p>\n