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Ruth Scalp Lock is a Siksika First Nation woman who was placed into the Canadian Indian residential school system for fourteen years. In 1974, Scalp Lock experienced a spiritual awakening where she decided to change her life by embracing healing. Scalp Lock has dedicated over 40 years of her life to helping her community members and urban Indigenous families in Calgary, Alberta. Scalp Lock was one of the first Indigenous women in southern Alberta to make a connection between Indigenous families and social workers by establishing trust and concern through working with the families in order to keep the family circle strong.