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Ruth Scalplock

Siksika activist

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About Ruth Scalplock

Ruth Scalplock was a Canadian.

Ruth Scalp Lock is a Siksika First Nation woman who founded a domestic violence shelter in Calgary.

She was placed into the Canadian Indian residential school system for fourteen years. In 1974, Scalp Lock experienced a spiritual awakening where she decided to change her life by embracing healing. It was Scalp Lock’s dream to open a Native Women’s Shelter in Calgary. Finding a location for and then opening the shelter took many years and had the support of Mayor Alder, Ralph Klein, and many other local leaders.

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Who was Ruth Scalplock?

Siksika activist

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Ruth Scalplock was Canadian.

Sources & further reading

· Wikipedia: Ruth Scalplock

· Wikidata: Q60194620

· DBpedia: Ruth Scalplock

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