Dr. Kori Czuy is Métis/Polish, born in Treaty 8 with Ancestral ties to the Jobin Family of Big Prairie. She has been working in education for over 20 years and in Indigenous Science pedagogy and methodologies for over a decade.
As the Manager of Indigenous Science at Spark she is on an ongoing journey to reconnect with and learn from the knowings of the Land, Cosmos, and Spirit and their origins within science.
He is Swampy Cree from Wuskwi Sipihk First Nation in Manitoba.
He comes from a long line of trappers, hunters and fishers. From a young age, he learned to appreciate through living with, and learning from the Land. Inspired to share his knowledge and continue his growth, Alex’s path has led him to bridge Indigenous and Western/Global science perspectives.
His focus now is on ways to connect people with Indigenous science, culture and reconciliation.
Brendon Many Bears is a Blackfoot artist from the Siksika Nation, currently residing in Moh’kinstsis. He finds inspiration through traditional Blackfoot stories, cultural symbols, and history to educate, engage, and bring together communities. He also works to decolonize archaeology, weaving culture, ceremony, and community into a previously extractive process.