Ashley Callingbull is a Plains Cree woman from the Enoch Cree Nation which is Treaty Six Territory in Alberta.
Ashley is an actress, model, jingle dress dancer and First Nation’s activist who was the reigning Mrs. Universe 2015. An actress on the Gemini award winning series Blackstone, CBC's 8th Fire Series, Catch The Dream series and a contestant on the Amazing Race Canada.
Ashley is also an international motivational speaker and role model for many educational institutions, workshops, conferences and award ceremonies. Ashley has spoken at Harvard University, TED Talks and WE Day. Ashley’s hard work and charity work was recognized as she received the Role Model Award from the Dreamcatcher Foundation and also received the Top 20 Under 30 Award in Canada. Ashley was named one of Canada’s Top 10 Power Women by Optimyz Women’s Wellness. Ashley received the Youth First Nations award from the Indspire Awards which represents the highest honour the Indigenous community awards its people. Ashley was also the youngest woman inducted into the Circle of Honour at the Esquao Awards, which recognizes Indigenous female Leaders and Activists. Ashley also received a role model award from the United Nations for Global Dignity Day.
Ashley has graced the magazine covers of Fashion, Chatelaine, OptiMYz, Dress to Kill, Edify, Kind Magazine and has written for Flare Magazine. Ashley is also a spokesperson and model for Hillberg & Berk, RW&Co, Innisfree by Sephora, Dress For Success , Nintendo, Hello Fresh and the Nike organization.
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