Johna Hupfield: Teaching Ojibwe

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Johna is Anishinaabekwe belonging to Wasauksing First Nation by Georgian Bay. Mom to five, partner, daughter, sister, auntie, cuzzin and Indigenous Educator for language and cultural revitalization. She works with the Near North District School board teaching Anishinaabemowin and Indigenous Studies.

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