Juliette Singh

Board Director | Northern Region | Williams Lake, BC

I am a 7-year survivor of residential school. I am also a day school survivor. I am from the TL'Etinqox community. I speak Chilcotin and understand the language. My father is a Carrier member of Cheslatta, and my mother is Chilcotin from the TL'Etinqox community. In April 2021, I retired from my 13-year career with Telus and my 14-year career in the RCMP. These professions have given me skills such as teamwork, communication, time management and critical thinking to be an influential contributor in resolving any issues. My career and personal accomplishments have given me success through complex challenges in my life. My experiences have inspired me to have confidence in myself, be a valuable board member for IRSSS and be heard positively. My personal most significant accomplishments are certainly my sons Travis and Dakota. 

I am proud to be from the Tsilhqot'in nation, comprising 6 Chilcotin communities. My community, which means 'on the Plateau by the River' Tl'Etinqox, is the largest Tsilhqot'in community. My native language is Chilcotin. My home community is Tl'Etinqox. 

Serving as a board member is an incredible opportunity to contribute meaningfully to the mission, goals, and people working for the IRSSS community. As a board member, I will utilize my expertise and experiences, whether in my personal life or during my career.