Samantha Beynon was born and raised on Kxeen Island (Prince Rupert), BC, on her ancestral Ts’msyen Sm’algya̱x-speaking Peoples’ land. She now lives on the unceded territory of the Lekwungen and W̱SÁNEĆ Peoples, in Victoria, BC. She is of Nisga’a, Ts’msyen and European heritage. Samantha holds a master’s in educational leadership from VIU and is currently pursuing a PhD to further her research and education. She is awriter, educator and mother, dedicated to community, storytelling and promoting Indigenous education. She is also the author of the award-winning children’s book, Oolichan Moon (2022).

Lucy Trimble’s traditional Nisga'a name is Hlgu Maksguum Ganaaw; she comes from Wilps Axdii Wil Luugooda, The House that is Always Full, in the Nass Valley. She hails from the Frog clan and has maternal roots in Gingolx, BC. Trimble also works as an Indigenous Child and Youth Mental Health Clinician for coastal Ts'msyen communities and has been in the social service field for the past ten years. She holds an MSWI through the University of Victoriaand is a student at the Freda Diesing School of Northwest Coast Art. Her passions include breathing life into land-based Indigenous ways of healing and seasonal traditional food harvesting.

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