Yvonne N. Tiger is a Citizen of the Cherokee Nation of Oklahoma and is also in relation with the Seminole and Mvskoke Nations. She is a PhD candidate in the Cultural, Social and Political Thought program at the University of Lethbridge. A first-generation college graduate, Tiger holds an AB degree from Smith College, and two MAs... Read more

Vasemaca (FKA Ema) Tavola is a Fijian-Pākehā artist-curator currently based in South Auckland, Aotearoa New Zealand. Tavola’s practice is aligned with the politics of decolonisation and indigenous feminisms, motherhood, and histories of BIPOC art and activism in the Global South. She established her painting practice in Suva, Fiji before relocating to South Auckland where she studied... Read more

An urban Cree scholar/artist/and writer, Kai (Karyn) Recollet’s work focuses on relationality and care as both an analytic and technology for Indigenous movement-based forms of inquiry within urban spaces. Recollet works collaboratively with Indigenous dance-makers and scholars to theorize forms of urban glyphing. Recollet is in conversation with dance choreographers, Black and Indigenous futurist thinkers and Indigenous and Black geographers as ways... Read more

Tsēmā is an award-winning interdisciplinary artist, mentor, mentee and descendant of Tāłtān Matriarchy, living and working on Ohlone Lands in Berkley, California. Using strategies of care and resistance Tsēmā creates work that connects materials to mine sites and bodies to the land. This practice cites her Indigenous mentorships, Potlatch, studies in visual culture, and time in the... Read more