Roberta Stout

Roberta Stout is an experienced policy advisor and researcher with a strong focus on Indigenous health and historical impacts. Currently serving as a Senior Policy Advisor at the Assembly of First Nations since June 2022, Roberta previously worked as a Research Associate at The National Collaborating Centre for Indigenous Health from October 2014 to January 2023. Roberta's research background includes a role as Lead Researcher on the intergenerational effects of residential schools at the Oral History Centre, as well as work on Aboriginal women's health at the Prairie Women's Health Centre of Excellence. Roberta was also a Policy Analyst at the National Aboriginal Health Organization from September 2002 to June 2006. In terms of education, Roberta holds a Certificate in the Cree Language Immersion Program from Blue Quills First Nations College, a Master's degree in Spanish and Latin American Studies from Simon Fraser University, and an Honours Bachelor's degree in Interdisciplinary Studies from Carleton University.