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Bhagyashree Chatterjee, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter

Bhagyashree Chatterjee, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter

Bhagyashree Chatterjee is a Local Journalism Initiative reporter for The Squamish Chief who covers Indigenous matters and civic affairs.
Bhagyashree writes and researches stories that recognize the history, culture and traditions of First Nations communities, in particular the Sḵwx̱wú7mesh Úxwumixw (Squamish Nation).
In the past, Bhagyashree has worked with various organizations such as CBC, Al Jazeera, The Wire, Xtra Magazine, and the Global Reporting Program at UBC.
She believes in the narrative that people are not 'voiceless' rather they are 'unheard' and wishes to bring all the sides of the coin on the table. She can be reached at – [email protected]

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Recent Work by Bhagyashree

Policing in Squamish’s Indigenous communities

Policing in Squamish’s Indigenous communities

“I don’t do anything performatively. I’m passionate about connecting with people,” says RCMP Const. Kelly Dean.
How Second Chance Cheekye Ranch rehabilitates rescued horses

How Second Chance Cheekye Ranch rehabilitates rescued horses

A deeper look at the rehabilitating and rehoming of rescued horses at Squamish’s Second Chance Cheekye Ranch.
Squamish's Valleycliffe Elementary hosts Spá̓nanexw planting ceremony

Squamish's Valleycliffe Elementary hosts Spá̓nanexw planting ceremony

Outdoor classroom event brings Indigenous teachings and environmental stewardship to Valleycliffe Elementary.
Squamish teen organizes Walk a Mile in Her Shoes event

Squamish teen organizes Walk a Mile in Her Shoes event

Event raises awareness about gender violence and funds for PearlSpace.
ICYMI: Branching out—Squamish Community Forest hosts open house to gather community input on future plans

ICYMI: Branching out—Squamish Community Forest hosts open house to gather community input on future plans

Looking to learn more about the Squamish Community Forest? Curious about how local forests are managed, or how you can have your say in future plans?
Spirit School founder among business award finalists

Spirit School founder among business award finalists

Danielle Searancke’s Spirit School recognized for fostering cultural and spiritual growth.
Insights from Squamish Nation and UBC's foraging study

Insights from Squamish Nation and UBC's foraging study

Study reveals the potential impact of traditional foraging practices on heart health among Indigenous women in the Squamish Nation
Here's the plan for a culturally sustainable future for Howe Sound

Here's the plan for a culturally sustainable future for Howe Sound

UNESCO biosphere region works to balance nature, community, and reconciliation.
Remembrance Day observed at Squamish Nation’s Totem Hall

Remembrance Day observed at Squamish Nation’s Totem Hall

Community members, students and Elders reflect on wartime sacrifice and unity.
ICYMI: How climate change is disrupting bird migration in Squamish

ICYMI: How climate change is disrupting bird migration in Squamish

Earlier springs and habitat loss are changing migration patterns along the Pacific Flyway.
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