Pursuing social work degrees, these women hope to inspire Sahtu youth
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Pursuing social work degrees, these women hope to inspire Sahtu youth
Emily Blake
Thursday July 16, 2026 at 5:48am MT
Charlene Menacho and Louise Speakman in a submitted photo.
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Two Dene women from the Sahtu pursuing master’s degrees in social work are encouraging young Indigenous northerners to follow their dreams.
Louise Speakman and Charlene Menacho said they had doubts about going to university when they were younger, after some people told them social work is a difficult field. But they persevered in following their passions.
“I would encourage people to pursue the things that they…
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Jul 16, 2026