Diane Roussin is Anishinaabe and a proud member of the Skownan First Nation. Roussin is a community leader in pursuit of mino bimaadaziwin. She has worked with organizations and projects that respect the ability and the right of Indigenous families, children and individuals to care for themselves and thrive. Roussin is the project director of The Winnipeg Boldness Project, an initiative that seeks to create large-scale, systemic change for children and families in Winnipeg’s Point Douglas neighbourhood. She is passionate about centring Indigenous wisdom, perspectives and values in the work that she does. Roussin has been a leader in the realm of Indigenous social innovation in Canada for several years and presented at TEDx Winnipeg in 2018 on Indigenous social innovation.

Michelle Chubb aka Indigenous Baddie on social media is 24 from Winnipeg, Manitoba Canada. She is from the Bunibonibee Cree Nation, north of Manitoba. She makes content to educate non-Indigenous people while inspiring the youth of Indigenous people to come out of their shells to express themselves. She has accomplished a lot over the year such as.. being apart of TeenVogue & Fashion Magazine Canada, modelling for national campaigns for Bonlook & Sephora, also nominated one of 25 Top Women of Influence 2021!

A member of the Fort William First Nation (Thunder Bay) where he maintains a home, Mr. Morriseau is based in Toronto. Over the past 20 years Andre has served on numerous boards of directors including the Ontario Arts Council (OAC), ImagineNATIVE Film and Media Arts Festival, Native American Journalist’s Association (NAJA), the Toronto Council Fire Native Cultural Centre and is currently serving as a Director on the Anishnawbe Health Foundation and TakingITGlobal Board of Directors.