April 23rd, 2024 – Opening the Knowledge Gates: RavenSong with Alissa Assu

Alissa Assu is a  mother of two, she embodies patience and compassion, balancing her roles as a supportive partner for the National Indigenous Renal Transplant Research Project: BRIDGE and an entrepreneur of three thriving Indigenous companies: Bear Essential Oils, RavenSong Soap & Candle, and West Coast Wildflowers. Her dedication to both her family and her business ventures showcases her passion  and commitment to Indigenous communities spirit and well-being.


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Date: Thursday, April 23rd, 2024 (PST)
Time: 10 a.m. to 11:30 am
Where: Online free via Zoom


About the Presenters:

 

Hello/Hadih!

Alissa Assu is a mother of two, she embodies patience and compassion, balancing her roles as a supportive partner for the National Indigenous Renal Transplant Research Project: BRIDGE and an entrepreneur of three thriving Indigenous companies: Bear Essential Oils, RavenSong Soap & Candle, and West Coast Wildflowers. Her dedication to both her family and her business ventures showcases her passion and commitment to Indigenous communities spirit and well-being.

As RavenSong Soap & Candle was founded by a Haida Elder, Cody and I are now undergoing a 2-year mentorship pathway to ownership, to continue the legacy of our stories and our culture. Honoring our Indigenous traditions and history has enabled us to weave a common thread to the present, and we are always looking for opportunities for further connection and sharing through our products and stories.

 


Resources

  • NEDC: Indigenous business advisory services – Website
  • WeBC: Women entrepreneur support – Website
  • Coralus: community of like-hearted people – Website
  • ISPARC – Website

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