Taking action for you in Vancouver-Mount Pleasant

Joan is a respected Indigenous leader who has dedicated her life to fighting for justice, human rights, and the environment.

Her work experience includes youth counsellor at Britannia School, education/program director at the Aboriginal Friendship Centre, and lands manager for the Penticton First Nation.

Joan has been married to Grand Chief Stewart Phillip, the long-serving President of the BC Union of Indian Chiefs, for nearly 40 years and together they have five surviving children, 15 beautiful grandchildren, and one great grandchild.

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Love making phone calls and talking to people? Are your thumbs ready to text? Do you have a lawn that would look great with one of our signs? We’d love to hear from you.

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Joan is a respected Indigenous leader who has dedicated her life to fighting for justice, human rights, and the environment.

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Joan Phillip

Vancouver-Mount Pleasant

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Taking action for you in Vancouver-Mount Pleasant

Joan is a respected Indigenous leader who has dedicated her life to fighting for justice, human rights, and the environment.

Our movement is powered by people like you.

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