Sherryl Sewepagaham is Cree-Dene from the Little Red River Cree Nation in northern Alberta, Canada. She is a mother, singer, soon-to-be a music therapist, elementary music teacher and composer. Sherryl holds a Bachelor of Education degree from the University of Alberta and a Bachelor of Music Therapy from Capilano University. She has worked extensively in education as an Aboriginal Music Consultant, elementary music teacher and conductor for two Aboriginal children’s choirs. Sherryl also has certification as an Orff Specialist (music education methodology) presenting at national Orff Conferences, and is learning Spanish along with her Cree language. She has also been Artist-In Residence at many urban and rural schools and has been invited to be a presenter and keynote speaker at national and provincial education conferences. Sherryl has written teacher resources for the National Arts Centre’s Music Alive Program, an educational outreach program, and works with many school districts throughout British Columbia and Alberta on integrating First Nations music and legends into schools.