with Clem Martini, premiered at the Blyth Festival. In 2010, she created a stage adaptation of Chinua Achebe's Things Fall Apart, receiving workshops and staged readings during Theatre Calgary's Fuse Festival and Afrikadey. Heaven was first produced by Lunchbox Theatre Company in 2001 and aired on CBC Radio Sunday Showcase and Monday Night Playhouse in 2004. Her play Turnaround, co-written with Clem Martini, was produced by Lunchbox Theatre and Quest Theatre Company in 1999. Books Her first book Pourin’ Down Rain: A Black Woman Claims Her Place in the Canadian West is a memoir about five generations of her family and talks about growing up Black on the Canadian prairies. It was a finalist for the Alberta Culture Non-fiction Award in 1990. In 2020, Brush Education released the 30th anniversary edition. The audio version of the 30th anniversary edition is read by acclaimed actor Karen Robinson. Her three children's/YA books - One Thing That's True (1998), I Have Been in Danger (2001), Dear Baobab, (2011) - offer positive representations of Black and mixed-race childhoods. Filmmaking Foggo made John Ware Reclaimed, a documentary film about legendary Black cowboy John Ware with the National Film Board of Canada (NFB).John Ware Reclaimed had its world premiere at the Calgary International Film Festival in 2020, where it received the CTV Alberta Feature Audience Choice Award. In 2019 she wrote and directed the short film Kicking Up A Fuss: The Charles Daniels Story, which was a finalist for an AMPIA in 2020. In 2002, she wrote and directed the NFB documentary film The Journey of Lesra Martin. She has been a consultant on several other films and was a member of the story team on the CBC drama North of 60 for 2.5 seasons. Filmography Screenwriting Carol's Mirror (1992), winner of national and international educational film awards member, story-writing team, North of Sixty TV series, for 2.5 seasons The Higher Law, co-written for North of Sixty TV series Love Hurts (1998), episode of North of Sixty TV series, finalist for Alberta Motion Picture Industry Awards consultant, NFB's Race is a Four Letter Word (2006) researcher, National Film Board's (NFB), Mighty Jerome (2010) Awards 2021 Grand Prize Regards d'ici category Vues d'Afrique Festival Internationale for John Ware Reclaimed 2021 Calgary Black Chambers Arts, Entertainment and Media Award 2020 Calgary International Film Festival CTV Alberta Feature Audience Choice Award for John Ware Reclaimed. 2015 Writers Guild of