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Why we stay involved

April and Cheryl Maloney remain deeply engaged in their Mi’kmaq community because they are driven by a profound commitment to preserving and advancing their culture and rights. Their active involvement reflects a desire to honor and uplift their heritage while addressing contemporary issues facing their people. April channels her passion for visual arts into projects that highlight and celebrate Mi’kmaq history, using her craft to foster a deeper understanding and appreciation of their traditions. Meanwhile, Cheryl leverages her expertise in activism and education to fight for Mi’kmaq self-determination and social justice, advocating for critical issues and leading initiatives that support their community’s well-being. Together, their work not only enriches the cultural landscape but also empowers their people, ensuring that their voices and stories continue to resonate and inspire future generations.

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Vogue Profile - Cheryl Maloney

While for us it might be a recipe for grandma's brownies, for the members of the indigenous Mi'kmaq tribe they are sacred trees and notes on healing herbs. In an interview with Vogue CS, activist and Aboriginal law expert Cheryl Maloney talks about the importance of ancestral legacy, but also why future generations need to know it too.

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