Chelsea Murphy (producer, director) is a nature-loving advocate on a mission to bring diversity to the outdoors. Recognizing the lack of culture and diversity in outdoor recreation, her work promotes the idea of re-creating what it means to be “outdoorsy.” She strives to be a representation both to her daughters and to fellow Black and Brown women, inspiring them to get outdoors with confidence. She uses her voice to normalize conversations around racism and white supremacy, highlighting how both systems still dominate outdoor culture. Chelsea is motivated by motherhood to be a good role model, and her current forms of activism include participating in speaker panels, writing, and social media leadership.

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Erin Joy Nash (producer, director, cinematographer, editor) is a filmmaker, photographer, and outdoor adventurer working to cultivate healing and decolonize herself and the systems we live in through storytelling and community building. Her work aims to elevate stories of Black, Indigenous, and People of Color with a focus on rest, healing in relationship to nature, antiracism, intersectional feminism, environmental justice, and mindful living. Erin Joy currently lives in the Pacific Northwest on the homelands of the Lummi Nation, Nooksak, and Confederated Tribes of the Umatilla. She is the founder of Brave Space Media.

Sanjana Sekhar (director) is an Indian-American socioecological storyteller. As a writer, creative producer, and film director, her work seeks to amplify character-driven stories that heal our human relationships to ourselves, each other, and our planet, with a specific interest in climate justice, ancestral knowledge, and systems of re-nourishment. Sanjana has been featured in the Hollywood Climate Summit, Tedx Climate AcrosstheAmericas, VH1 India, Rolling Stone India, and Webby Honorees. Sanjana is based between LA and Park City UT.

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Rebekah Graham (producer, project intern) aspires towards holistic stewardship of wildlife and natural areas while advocating for accessibility, inclusivity, and equity in the spaces she occupies. She enjoys constantly asking questions, sharing knowledge, and being in relationship with human and more-than-human communities. Rebekah is a transracial adoptee from China and is currently caring for habitats along the Salish Sea.