Audrey-Lise Rock-Hervieux, founder and blogger at Maman autochtone, is a mother of two from the Innu community of Pessamit. She worked in education for six years before refocusing her career on Indigenous issues. She is currently studying Indigenous governance and land stewardship and is in the process of obtaining her Bachelor of Arts degree.

Audrey-Lise regularly works in the field for Terre Innue, as a researcher, production coordinator, assistant director and even designer. With a growing love of the arts, she also acted as mediator for the Eka Shakuelem troupe at the Festival Trans-Amériques. She currently works at the Mamuitun Tribal Council as a communications officer with a dynamic team. Ninanatuapaten nitapueielitamun is her first short documentary as a director.