Speaker Elder Tracey Stevens
A proud member of the Stoney Nakoda Nation, Tracey Stevens carries a deep wealth of traditional knowledge, particularly in beading, tanning, and the use of medicinal plants. She shares her teachings on crafting traditional herbal teas and the healing properties of the land, ensuring these practices continue for future generations. A revered storyteller, Tracey captivates audiences with stories that impart wisdom, history, and connection to the land. She shares her creativity and knowledge with her 14 grandchildren, instilling in them the importance of traditional ways. As a member of Nature’s People, Tracey holds a deep understanding of how Mother Earth exists in harmony with all living beings, from the land and water to the stars above. Her passion for storytelling bridges cultures, creating opportunities for both Indigenous and non-Indigenous people to learn and connect.
Speaking on: BANFF 2025 Opening Ceremonies; Indigenous Screen Summit Lunch Reception
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