Thomasina Topbear (Oglala Lakota and Santee Dakota Nations) is a self-taught artist, muralist, published illustrator and organizer. She is a board member of the international all-female paint crew Few & Far Women and co-founder of City Mischief Murals, an all-BIPOC artist collective centered on healing through art. Specializing in large-scale murals, her work can be seen on the sides of buildings throughout the country.

Racquel Banaszak (Bad River Band of Lake Superior Ojibwe, Bois Forte Band of Ojibwe) is a visual artist based in Minneapolis, MN. Her works include beadwork, collage, embroidery, illustration, and painting and often focuses on Indigenous histories, kinship, and contemporary representation of Indigenous women and families.

Naawegiizissukwe (She Comes From The Center Of The Sun), Summer Sky Cohen is an enrolled member of the Lac du Flambeau Band of Ojibwe in Wisconsin. She belongs to Makwa Dodem, Bear Clan, and grew up in the wilderness of the upper peninsula of Michigan. Living off the land with her family, Summer learned about the creativity in survival, using plants and animals in her artwork.

Jearica Fountain is a creative community builder specializing in activism for climate action, human services and Indigenous rights. Her passion to advance BIPOC representation stems from deep connections to the lands of Turtle Island, her ancestors and the Indigenous way of life.