For me, this work is about legacy. It is about contributing a meaning-making mark on the world, creating kinder spaces in which every voice is heard and uplifted. Having the difficult conversations is important - this is how we learn from each other and grow. I pride myself on fostering spaces in which such conversations and knowledge sharing can take place without judgement or blame being given or received. I feel that my job is to ensure that those in the circle can walk away feeling believed in, empowered and truly heard, as though they have contributed and learned in a very concrete way that will make a substantial impact going forward.
Ts'ah Ts'ah, Jennifer Sherif (Tsalagi, Mixed-European and Mongolian), is an award-winning Indigenous educator, artist and activist who as dedicated her life and career to educational, cultural and social justice.
Honoured speakers at anti-racism event in Surrey, 2025. L to R_ Surrey Mayor Brenda Locke, Indigevisio Founder & Education Director Ts'ah Ts'ah, Jennifer Sherif and Senator Baltej Singh Dhillon.
In 2022, Jennifer launched Indigevision, the culmination of her many years of work in the field. Renowned and respected throughout Indigenous Canada as a bridge builder, Ts'ah Ts'ah is deeply passionate about and committed to assisting and uplifting those seeking personal and professional growth and development through embracing creative collaboration, diversity and Indigenous ways of knowing and being that provide value universally, to those from any and all cultures and walks of life.
Renowned for authentic relationship brokerage, Indigevision is driven by the power of interconnectedness and building long-lasting and sustainable relationships with community members, clients and partners.
Jennifer holds a Master of Education in Indigenous Knowledges and Pedagogies from the University of British Columbia. She anticipates the commencement of her studies towards her Doctor of Education in 2027, with a specialization in Equity, Diversity and Social Justice.