Doctor, Lawyer, Indian Chief

This short documentary focuses on five remarkable Indigenous women from Canada, showcasing their accomplishments in various fields. Among them are Margaret Joe, the first Indigenous woman minister in the Yukon legislature, and Roberta Jamieson, a lawyer. The film also features Corinne Hunt, a deckhand on a fishing boat, Sophie MacLeod, a teacher, and Sophie May Pierre, a band council chief of the Ktunaxa Nation.

Each woman represents a unique story and background, reflecting the varied pathways to success within Indigenous communities. By documenting their experiences, the film aims to inspire and honor Indigenous women everywhere. This documentary is not only an important cultural artifact but also a valuable resource for those interested in Indigenous narratives and feminist history in Canada.