Dinï Ze, Tsakë Ze, Skiy Ze. Siy Sozi Kayla Mitchell. Laksilyu habi tsakil’tsit. Gilhseyhu S’neyelhnï. Dinï ze co’ Wah Tah Ghet. Sin’eh Kristal Grenkie. S’bep Rodney Mitchell. T’sinnï Mesga’bu (Helen Mitchell). T’sets Sa’ Dena’ Delee (Kenny Mitchell). Tsoh Louise Grenkie. Chiefs, children of the chiefs. My name is Kayla Mitchell. I sit with the Small Frog Clan. My father clan is Big Frog Clan. My house chief is Chief Wah Tah Ghet (Cecil Alfred) . My parents are Kristal Grenkie and Rodney Mitchell. My grandmother on my father’s side is Mescaboo (Helen Mitchell), and my grandfather is Sa’ De’na’delï (Kenny Mitchell). My grandmother on my mother’s side is Louise Grenkie. Kayla’s values include empowering marginalized voices in decision-making and healing. Kayla’s passion is to make meaningful impact and big-systems change that reflect equitable representation. As someone who identifies with a variety of marginalized communities, it’s important to Kayla that we empower many diverse identities. Kayla cultivates safer spaces to talk about hard conversations. She is rooted in land-based healing and Wet’suwet’en ways of being and knowing. Her background is in Health and Social Sciences, with a passion are facilitation and inclusive decision-making. Kayla appreciates intersectional and holistic approaches to healing and wellness. When we heal the collective, we will create prosperous futures for all. Kayla like’s to explore creative approaches to the work I do. I have a passion for videography, dance, drumming, singing, and cultural arts/crafts. She tries to include new and innovative approaches to how she communicates. Film and videography are core to her artistic practice. As a passionate Indigenous leader, Kayla aims to carve pathways for Indigenous people to be decision-makers for our own pursuits of healing, healing, wellness, and unity . Her extensive experience working alongside Indigenous and non-Indigenous community-based organizations has provided me the foundation to facilitate conversations that represent all voices, that support inclusive decision-making.