In the News - Bougie Birch

In the News
Bougie Birtch is grateful for media coverage that helps us reach more organizations and leaders who can utilize our educational services and products to advance reconciliation efforts.
Dreamcatcher Workshops at the NAC
April 2, 2024 - Local artist and entrepreneur Ashley Clark was featured in an in-studio interview with CTV News Ottawa, discussing her dreamcatcher workshops at the National Arts Centre (NAC) and her efforts to bring Indigenous artistry and history to the forefront.
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Building a Legacy of Inclusive Entrepreneurship
March 18, 2024 - Bougie Birch Founder Ashley Clark shares her inspiring journey and insights on fostering inclusivity, equity, and Indigenous reconciliation through entrepreneurship in a recent episode of the CanadianSME Small Business Podcast.
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A space for Indigenous entrepreneurs to share and thrive
January 31, 2024 - Ashley Clark's transition from jewelry entrepreneurship to Indigenous business consultation, catalyzed by the resources and mentorship at the ADAAWE Indigenous Business Hub in Ottawa, is detailed in an article by Isaac Phan Nay for Canada's National Observer.
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