Sherry Small

Sherry is a dedicated Nisga’a Citizen committed to promoting Indigenous rights and fostering inclusivity. With a rich professional history spanning over three decades, she has been instrumental in various spheres of government relations, policy research, and community development. Sherry's career highlights underscore her role as a catalyst for positive change, including founding and coordinating the Family Reunification initiative and leading the redesign and coordination of the Bill C-31 Legal Advocacy Program. Additionally, she has made significant contributions to the development of crucial handbooks and constitutional drafts, such as the Nisga’a Constitution and Aboriginal Rights and Benefits. Sherry's expertise extends to establishing the inaugural Urban Indigenous Early Learning and Childcare program, demonstrating her commitment to fostering community growth and development.