A portrait of Lee Spence, seated in a grassy field. I'm Lee Spence, founder of Embodied Resurgence. I'm committed to unravelling and evolving, shoulder to shoulder with you and your organization from reproducing colonial harm to accountability.
A portrait of Lee Spence, seated in a grassy field. I'm Lee Spence, founder of Embodied Resurgence. I'm committed to unravelling and evolving, shoulder to shoulder with you and your organization from reproducing colonial harm to accountability.

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Aquarius sun, Leo rising and Aries moon

Seer & CEO of Embodied Resurgence, Lee Spence.

The North shaped who I am.

The blizzards kneaded me into an adaptable and resourceful person backed with a kinship community.

The North unravels you with its elements, temperatures and critters (especially the horseflies - they bite through denim).

The breath of the blizzards freeze your lungs and force you to submit to the limitations of humanity.

I guide visionaries, disrupters and entreperenurs from colonial conditioning to embodied liberation.

Portrait of Lee Spence. I am Ininew from York Factory First Nation, Metis and mixed Settler woman born and raised in Northern Manitoba.

Who am I?

I am Ininew from York Factory First Nation, Metis and mixed European woman born and raised in Northern Manitoba.

I walk in two worlds and committed to dissolving harmful narratives through awareness, conversation and embodiment.

It’s no surprise I grew up among polar bears.

“Lee is an essential guide for individuals or groups who may not fully know what they need or want to ask for, but will ultimately find themselves in the right place and time, bolstered with new capacity, well-being and vision”

Jordan Bighorn, former Executive Director of CEDA

“Whether it is a group of Indigenous youth participating in a unique reconciliation program at Assiniboine Park, or in a program delivery for the innovative Winnipeg Boldness Project, she meets individuals and organizations where they are, listening to the needs of participants as well as addressing the expectations of the client.”

Cate Friesen, The Story Source