Anne Tenning is a member of the Stz’uminus First Nation on Vancouver Island and is of Coast Salish, European and Japanese ancestry. Anne worked as an educator for over twenty years and is currently the director of Indigenous Education in SD72 Campbell River. In 2008 Anne received the Governor General’s History Award for Excellence in Teaching. In 2015 she was the recipient of the Distinguished Alumni Award for the Facultyof Education at the University of Victoria. Anne is currently a PhD student at UBC Okanagan. She lives on Vancouver Island with her husband and their two cats.

Aedan ᐅᕕᓗᖅ Corey is a writer, visual artist, Inuit tattooist and emerging curator from Iqaluktuuttiaq, Nunavut. They are the author and illustrator of the chapbooks Kinauvunga?, Inuujunga and the short story Unikkaannguaq. Aedan began creating art at a young age and their work is heavily inspired by their livedexperience. Their goal is always to inspire and advocate for those within their communities through their artistic practices. Aedan currently resides in Ottawa on the unceded territory of the Anishinaabe Algonquin Nation with their partner and their two pets.

Emily Côté is an illustrator originally from Windsor, Ontario. She has a unique perspective on art due to her education in both fine art and illustration. Since discovering her Métis connection, she has been learning more about Indigenous culture through art. Emily uses narrative art to highlight our inherent connection with nature. She loves working digitally while also incorporating traditional media such as watercolorand colored pencil. At home, she has many houseplants as a way to bring the green indoors. In her free time, she enjoys drinking tea and walking on trails—touching moss and looking for wildlife, mushrooms and wildflowers!

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