Phyllis Littletent is a Two-Spirited Cree Indigenous Women from the Kawacatoose First Nations Reserve. She represents herself in a traditional way, practicing her culture and traditions by attending sweats, round dances and other ceremonies. Her family background is strongly traditional. She is the first female emcee in her family and has led many events including as Master of Ceremonies for The Kawacatoose Boyz Singers and Dance Troupe, a multi-generational family group that promotes healing through song and dance. She has traveled extensively, speaking and sharing a positive message to break down the barriers between Indigenous and non-Indigenous people. Her dedication to bringing families back together and guiding young people to a deeper understanding of their cultural identity has been widely recognized throughout the City of Regina. Her work promotes positivity and the determination needed to heal families broken by a darkened past. She works with the City of Regina sharing her knowledge and teachings as well as successfully running programs for the City, for example the Indigenous Youth Employment program, her very own Cultural healing program and her own agenda for youth after school /evening programs where culture is shared, each program having only positive outcomes. Phyllis and Her Mother Sandra Littletent created a program that involves healing with the community in North Central Parks in which they bring their family of singers and Hand drums, feed the community and heal together “North Central is where we need the most healing and we need to help guide our people back to the drums”.  Phyllis also helps others walk in truth and reconciliation. She does a lot of work with Residential school survivors.   The groups are known as the Regina survivor circle, The Circle of Allies as well the Archdiocese of Regina.  She advocates for Elders, as she continues to be guided by them. She also advocates for young people who struggle with self-confidence and identity issues. A volunteer parent coach with the Rancherlo Sports Venture Program for the past four years, she helps restore positive family values by spreading positivity and healing. In 2022, she was invited to be guest speaker for the Jays Care Foundation Gala, an award-winning program catering to children and youth facing barriers to success. As she continues to uplift and inspire others, her message is "we cannot change the past or forget what happened to our people but we can surely change the future by walking together, healing with one another, learning from each other and teaching our young people how to love respect and accept one another the way the creator always intended it.