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Ellen R. White (born circa 1922, died in 2018) of the Snuneymuxw First Nation is a Canadian aboriginal elder, author, and academic who has been recognized with a national Order of Canada and provincial Order of British Columbia. As a young girl, Ellen trained as a midwife, assisting at births when she was just 9 years old, and delivering children by age 16. After growing up on Vancouver Island, she moved to Nanaimo, British Columbia after marrying Doug White. She then raised her children in the Nanaimo First Nation. Ellen White is the grandmother of Snuneymuxw Chief Douglas White III.

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rdfs:comment	Ellen R. White (born circa 1922, died in 2018) of the Snuneymuxw First Nation is a Canadian aboriginal elder, author, and academic who has been recognized with a national Order of Canada and provincial Order of British Columbia. As a young girl, Ellen trained as a midwife, assisting at births when she was just 9 years old, and delivering children by age 16. After growing up on Vancouver Island, she moved to Nanaimo, British Columbia after marrying Doug White. She then raised her children in the Nanaimo First Nation. Ellen White is the grandmother of Snuneymuxw Chief Douglas White III. (en)
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name	Ellen White (en)
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Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage	Members of the Order of British Columbia People from Nanaimo University of British Columbia Vancouver Island University Living people Year of birth missing (living people) Midwife Snuneymuxw First Nation 1920s births Members of the Order of Canada 20th-century First Nations people Coast Salish people Writers from British Columbia Coast Salish culture 21st-century First Nations people Nanaimo, British Columbia Order of Canada Order of British Columbia
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nicknames	Nanaimo's Auntie Ellen (en)
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birth name	Ellen Rice (en)
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has abstract	Ellen R. White (born circa 1922, died in 2018) of the Snuneymuxw First Nation is a Canadian aboriginal elder, author, and academic who has been recognized with a national Order of Canada and provincial Order of British Columbia. As a young girl, Ellen trained as a midwife, assisting at births when she was just 9 years old, and delivering children by age 16. After growing up on Vancouver Island, she moved to Nanaimo, British Columbia after marrying Doug White. She then raised her children in the Nanaimo First Nation. After 30 years as a lecturer and storyteller at University of British Columbia, White was instrumental in establishing the First Nations Studies program at Vancouver Island University (then Malaspina College) in 1994, and spent 13 years there as an Elder-in-Residence. Known as "Auntie Ellen" to students, staff, and faculty, White received an Honorary Doctorate from VIU in 2006 for her years of dedication to education and community service. The Kwulasulwut Garden located at VIU's Nanaimo campus is dedicated to Dr. Ellen White using her Coast Salish name Kwulasulwut, meaning "many stars". The garden includes a totem pole by Coast Salish artist Jane Marston. Ellen White is the grandmother of Snuneymuxw Chief Douglas White III. (en)
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