Erin Goodpipe

Multidisciplinary artist, educator, and researcher

Erin is a Dakȟóta wíŋyaŋ with Anishinaabe and Nehiyâw bloodlines from Standing Buffalo Dakota Nation. She is a multidisciplinary artist, educator, and researcher with a Bachelor of Indigenous Education from First Nations University of Canada and is currently completing her Master of Indigenous Education.

Working alongside Indigenous academics and community knowledge carriers, Erin has co-led and co-facilitated research in arts-based community research, culturally relevant curriculum for Indigenous youth, Indigenous youth suicide intervention, land-based education, Indigenous methodologies, and water policy and governance. She is co-founder of the Making Treaty 4 Collective, dedicated to community education through storytelling and the arts. Her performance and directorial credits include Making Treaty 4, In Care (Globe Theatre), Sir John A: Acts of a Gentrified Ojibway Rebellion (Globe Theatre), Mêtewamin (Mêtawê Theatre), and Children of the Bear (Outside the March). Erin is a seasoned television host whose work includes RezX, and APTN television series which include, The Other Side, and Treaty Road,where she also serves as key researcher, associate producer, and director. Above all, she is a mother and eldest sister, guided by a responsibility to nurture and mobilize creative capacities through culturally relevant storytelling that strengthens identity, and fosters community across generations.