Katisha Paul, also known as Kwikws l̲vs̲áos (Little Angel), is a xwílŋəxw sɬéniʔ (woman of this land: She/her pronouns) from the W̱JOȽEȽP and Lil’wat nations living in xwməθkwəy̓ əm (Musqueam) territory, British Columbia, Canada. She is a BC First Nations Justice Council policy analyst, elected United Nations Global Indigenous Youth Caucus Co-Chair, BC Assembly of First Nations FN Climate Leadership Agenda Steering Committee member, Urban Native Youth Association Board member, and has served as the UBCIC Youth Representative. Katisha protects First Nations land, title, and human rights with the guidance of cultural knowledge systems and the active implementation of the UN Declaration by holding colonial governments accountable to British Columbia’s UN Declaration Act Action Plan and Canada’s UN Declaration Action Plan. Our cultures and languages are gifts from the land that Katisha is honoured to be actively revitalizing alongside the Matriarchs, Elders, Knowledge Holders, Youth, and Two Spirit+ relatives.