Shavon Dayrock is a member of Hollow Water First Nation, and finds many opportunities to work with her community on health and wellbeing initiatives that involve language and culture, education, leadership, healing, sovereignty, and resilience.
Shavon has also worked in the past with the Southeast Resource Development council’s (SERDC) health services team and has worked on various community led projects related to health and wellbeing in the SERDC communities.
Shavon has also worked closely with performance artist/theatre director Doris Difarnecio on the Geography of Memory project, a collaborative project with University of Manitoba and Hollow Water First Nation, and has most recently presented about this work, and about her community-based experiences during the pandemic at Kana Wain Dida: Looking After Each Other Virtual Gathering
