Bea (she/her) is a performer, producer, and educator in the art form of burlesque. For the last 16 years, she has been showcasing her art and representing Calgary on stages across Canada and the United States. She strives to combine her unique identities (queer, Filipino, disabled, and intersex) into her art form.

Cece (she/her) is a Mohkinstsis-based visual artist connecting people through her work with plants and a filmmaker connecting people through story. She is a trans model and an advocate for positive Asian, queer, and trans representation.

Ebony (she/her) is an emerging artist, filmmaker, and activist based in Calgary. She is the co-founder of SURVIVANCE Collective and the Black Deaf Residency. With a passion for storytelling and a commitment to social justice, she uses film as a means of exploring and exposing the experiences of marginalized communities.

Livvy (she/her) is a thrill-seeking, fun-loving, music-bumping roller skater based in Mohkinstsis. Her passion to roll has taken her across Canada, the US, and to London and Scotland where she was able to train with master skaters. She hopes to create a skate army of BIPOC folk on wheels.

Rooted in Cuba, Mara (she/her) is an educator, dancer and choreographer. She started her professional career in 2008 after graduating from the National Ballet School in Havana. She has been an active member of the arts community in Calgary since 2015, after moving to Canada a year earlier. Mara is spirited to dig deeper into her mixed-race identities (Asian, African, and Hispanic) and discover how all these different backgrounds influence her artistry.

Priscilla (she/her) is a certified mental health peer supporter and media creative. Leading with love, she firmly believes in the art of hosting, the power of sharing our lived experiences and personal narratives, and the idea that everyone has something to share that someone else can learn from, relate to, or at the very least be curious about.