SHAYLA STONECHILD
We are the Creators of the reality we experience.
PARTNERSHIPS
Brands Shayla has worked with.
Bridging the need for Indigenous representation and inclusion to the mainstream media and culture, Shayla is often approached by international brands and media.
Workshops
I am passionate to create long term relationship with brands to enable stable and successful initiatives that speak lengths to my audience.
Wellness Workshops
Teaching workshops
– Yoga
– Meditation & Movement
– Suicide Prevention
– Indigenous Creators
Content
Content that speaks from an indigenous worldview by Indigenous creators.
– Copywriting
– Stories
– Custom curated content
– Photography & Video
Host
Advertising and scale help to have a unique plan for your brand’s life.
– Keynote Speeches
– TV Appearances
– Segments
– Truth & Reconciliation
#unapologeticallyIndigenous
Shayla Oulette Stonechild is a vibrant voice for Indigenous women and youth. As a Mètis and Nehiyaw Iskwew (Plains Cree Woman) from Muscowpetung First Nations, she has been active in the movement to reclaim Indigenous voices and world views.
Shayla is a steward for Indigenous wellness, representation and leadership in the mainstream. She has become a catalyst for change in wellness communities where there has often been a lack of meaningful engagement and programming for her community.
She is helping to lead a powerful shift in humanity. She believes that the arts, meditation, movement and a reclamation of Indigenous ways will lead us all towards healing.
Wellness Facilitator
– 500+ Yoga Instructor Hours
– Trauma-Informed Thought Leader
– Mindfulness and Meditation Guide
– Founder: Matriarch Movement
Content Creator
– 200K+ Total Followers
– Indigenous Creative Team
– In-house Production: Copy, Social
Photography, Video, Film, TV Hos
Indigenous Advocate
– Steward for Indigenous Leadership
– Magnetic Public Speaker & Collaborator
– Dedicated to Amplifying Indigenous Voices
After losing her father to suicide in December 2009 and growing up with
the generational trauma imposed by colonization, at 18, Stonechild found
much-needed healing thanks in part to yoga.
And once she started understanding the philosophy beyond the asana
through yoga teacher training, she immediately recognized a connection
between yogic wisdom and her own heritage.
“If you think of how Indigenous people used to live, we had a direct
connection to the Creator and to the world around us,” she says.
“We had relationships to the land, the water, the sky, the stars.
We spoke in tone, in a vibration and frequency. We passed down
stories through oral tradition—not because we were stupid, but
because we knew the power behind our words and vibrations and
intention and prayer and song. We [found] purification of the mind,
body, and spirit through sacrifice, through ceremony, through rituals.
We were always cleansing and committing ourselves to something
higher than just ourselves.” Even though much of yoga’s terminology
may be different, the intention is exactly the same, Stonechild says.
Both traditions recognize that we are not separate from the divine—
we don’t have to look for a version of “Source” outside of ourselves.”
A MOVEMENT CREATED FOR INDIGENOUS VOICES.
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It started as a platform, but now it’s an organization amplifying Indigenous voices through
Matriarch Movement
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05 // Featured Stories
What’s new?
The digital world is moving with
a technical rhythm that’s not
going to stop.
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November 10, 2021
Chelsey Luger – The Whiteness of the Wellness Industry
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Matriarch Monday
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November 10, 2021
Christi Belcourt – Earth Inspires Art
“The waters have a right to exist on their own. The…
Matriarch Monday
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Posted by shaylastonechild
November 10, 2021
Kelly Boutsalis – Good and Accurate Representation of Indigenous People
“We need you,” Kelly Boutsalis, a freelance journalist, called out to…
Matriarch Monday
8 min read
Posted by shaylastonechild
November 10, 2021
Nicole McLaren: A Safe Space to Learn
After the Truth and Reconciliation Commission of Canada (TRC) released its final…
Matriarch Monday
10 min read
Posted by shaylastonechild
November 10, 2021
Chelsea Vowel and Sandra Lamouche: Decolonizing Storytelling
This episode of Matriarch Movement Podcast features two incredible Indigenous women…
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March 23, 2021
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Brands
Media
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July 5, 2020
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Media
Trends
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Creativo Jóvenes: a Designer’s UI/UX Complete Checklist.
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Brands
Media
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Personal
Stories
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