Public Speaking
Nadia combines her lived experiences, love for the creative arts, and professional knowledge to advocate for Indigenous equity, mental health awareness, and environmental justice
Nadia is also shining a light on why implementing a therapeutic performance coach as a part of your production, is not just as asset to the film and television world, but rather a necessity.
"Through education and awareness comes change" - NG

Recent Events

Toronto SPF22
Nadia hosted the 2022 Sustainability Production Forum in Toronto presented by Ontario Green Screen, MBS Canada, and The academy of Canadian cinema and television, and was honoured to be a part of such an important movement. Find more here

Regent Park Film Fest '22
In this industry session, Nadia joined as a panelist to discuss the need for mental health resources and self-care in the workplace, for productions with big and small budgets. This conversation informed filmmakers and other creatives, on some of the new on-set roles, and how having a therapeutic performance coach is not just an asset but a necessity.
Current Community Involvement
"I want to be the role model I never had, and that's what all this is for" - N.G
Ambassador
As a WATER FIRST ambassador, Nadia gifts her voice and time to bring awareness to the programs that address water challenges in Indigenous communities in Canada through education, training and meaningful collaboration.
Advisor
Since it launch in 2017, Nadia has served on the lived experience advisory committee for the Child Welfare PAC Canada. A registered Canadian charity that advocates for a progressive child welfare system.
Voice Ambassador
Nadia bringing awareness to Dreamcatcher's clean water program as one of their voice ambassadors. This program provides community funding for Indigenous reservations with unsafe drinking water and is committed to increasing awareness of this issue while providing short-term water filtration solutions until permanent infrastructure is built.
Ambassador
Nadia has been an Ambassador for Influencers MotiV8 since 2019. The organization works collaboratively with Northern Indigenous communities, offering programs like creative art workshops, that are focused on mental health and well-being.
