Jackie Traverse (center) is proudly surrounded by her nieces, Jessica and Erica, and her grandmother, Virginia. Joining them are friend and Miss Indigenous Canada contestant Ocean Bruyere, as well as renowned social justice author Anne Mahon.
Meet Jackie Traverse
Jackie, an Ojibway multimedia artist from Winnipeg, Manitoba, and a proud member of the Lake St. Martin First Nation, brings a powerful voice to her art. A survivor of the Sixties Scoop, Jackie’s work delves into Indigenous themes, highlighting the experiences and resilience of Indigenous women while addressing the impacts of historical injustices. Her art is a testament to both personal and communal strength.
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Giving Back
A portion of the proceeds from the MPG x Jackie Traverse Collection will benefit Ikwe Widdjiitiwin — Indigenous Crisis Shelter for survivors & victims of gender-based violence in Winnipeg. By supporting this essential organization, we honour Jackie’s advocacy through her art and stay true to our B Corp™ values of making a meaningful impact.
A Collaboration of Art & Apparel
“This collection holds profound personal significance for me, and I’m grateful to partner with MPG to create something that not only celebrates individual strength and community but also turns personal and collective struggles into a vibrant, meaningful narrative. I am honored to share this story through wearable art that embodies the spirit of transformation and unity.”
