Chase Lester (She/Her) is a 20-year-old Anishnaabe youth and is currently a part of the ENAGB Youth Council. She is a member of Biinjitiwaabik Zaaging Anishinaabek, Robinson Superior Treaty but currently resides in Animikii Wiikwedong. She is passionate about learning her culture, practicing different land-based art, learning new knowledge and using her voice to speak up on subjects she believes need to be talked about. She finds enjoyment in helping Indigenous Youth to have the same resources and experiences she has. She found a passion for beadwork, jewelry making and sewing for a small business at booths with Co-Founder and artist Jesslynn.

Jesslynn Friday (she/her), Anangokwe, is a second-year Fine Arts student at Lakehead University and an ENAGB Youth Council member currently residing in Animikii Wiikwedong. She is a member of Chima’aaganing First Nation located within Treaty 3 territory and has paternal roots in Kitchenuhmaykoosib Aaki. She is passionate about Anishinaabemowin language learning, connecting her heritage through her artwork, and working alongside Indigenous Youth. Jesslynn also enjoys beading and making jewellery to sell at craft fairs with Co-Founder and artist Chase Lester.