We are the Colour Theory creatives; We are Black, Indigenous, Mixed-Race and People of Colour.

 

We create from unceded Lək̓ʷəŋən, W̱SÁNEĆ, Haida, Pacheedaht, and Quw’utsun Homelands. 

 

Our identities span diverse experiences, including ethnicity, gender, immigration status, sexuality, physical and mental health, ability and more.

 

We are united by our commitment to anti-racism, anti-colonialism, and by our creativity and desire to express what transpired in our Circle discussions.

 

Throughout this process, we are guided by our commitment to Indigenous sovereignty.

 

Working to support Indigenous self-determination is at the forefront of our lives and while we work against racism.

 

We acknowledge our privilege to occupy the territory we’re on; We are grateful for the land, waters, beings big and small.

 

We recognize we continue to benefit from the operation of the Canadian settler colonial project, which is in direct opposition to what we are grateful for.

 

We commit to seeking out and supporting Indigenous organizations and business, as well as respectfully celebrating Indigenous arts and culture.

 

We commit to continued self-reflection and education, sharing our learnings as we learn them and compassionately interrupting colonial mindsets with curiosity and good will.