Gladys Rowe is a Muskego Inniniw (Swampy Cree) person who also holds relations with ancestors from Ireland, England, Norway, and Ukraine. She is a member of Fox Lake Cree Nation in Northern Manitoba. She currently resides on the occupied lands of the Duwamish and Suquamish peoples in Washington State. Gladys is a Scholar, Filmmaker, Poet, Author, Facilitator, Researcher, and Evaluator. She takes an interdisciplinary approach to her work and loves to think inside the circle when it comes to transforming the futures we are living into.

Indigenous evaluation is an approach driven by, with, and for Indigenous evaluators, knowledge keepers, and communities. It centralizes Indigenous knowledges, values, and worldviews. Gladys Rowe’s Indigenous Insights Podcast offers an entry point to learn more about these principles. Engage with Indigenous communities and experts for guidance, co-creation, and partnership in evaluation processes. Always approach with an open heart and mind, ready to listen and learn.