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Are you a light worker, content creator, group, organization, company or business who feels they align with similar values, visions and/or missions? Interested in partnering, sponsorship, collaboration or ambassadorship? Please do not hesitate to connect with me to discuss your ideas and propositions. I would love to work with you! Contact me HERE or send…
All services are customizable for your group, organization or business and all prices and lengths of presentations vary and can be discussed if you’d like to book. Please read the descriptions below of what I offer and inquire at shanley@anishanaabe.com with any questions, comments or if you would be interested in booking. I look forward…
Tansi – Aniin – Hi! Wapan Kisikawi Pisim Iskwew Nitisinikasoyan. My spirit name is “Early Morning Sun Woman” and my english name is Shanley Spence. I am an enthusiast of many things including, writing, travel, powwow dancing in two forms; old style fancy shawl and the traditional Indigenous hoop dance, engaging within the Indigenous community,…
“This woman is amazing, so humble and an amazing example for our children.”
“She is a beautiful young woman. I felt blessed to get to know her. Her powwow fit classes are really amazing. I felt like a new woman when I left. Wanting to know more and getting in touch with who I am as an Indigenous woman…what a blessing for all women. Can’t wait for the next one!”
“Pow wow fit takes fitness to a new level. Shanley’s gentle, loving nature makes it comfortable for all body types, her knowledge of our traditional dances that are shared throughout the sessions bring a sense of connectedness to our land and community. Our traditional dancing is also a form of prayer. Pow wow fit meets out physical, emotional, spiritual and mental Health. Shanley is really important to our community, the knowledge and gifts she shares is crucial to Indigenous resurgence.”
“Pure light, love and respect for this warrior of light.”
“Shanley taught dance to incarcerated youth while I watched. Positive, patient, respectful and gentle. Her example in word and action was a lovely role-modeling of what it means to be a proud, dignified, indigenous woman. Her students grew, improved and loved it. She’s a gem, talented and real.”