Micaela Iron Shell-Dominguez is a Sicangu Lakota, Apache, and Xicana woman born and raised in Denver, Colorado. She first, is a MOTHER to two beautiful children, a human rights advocate, founder/ worker owner for Moonshell Pizza Cooperative, & founder/ doula in training for Tochtli Roots Doula Cooperative, Micaela is also the co-Founder of Womxn from the Mountain, and the program coordinator and an actor for the Anishinaabe Theatre Exchange. She works hard every day to fight for environmental justice, and social justice for those of us existing today, and for our future generations, but most importantly she works hard to bring women of all backgrounds together in a way that allows them to empower each other and create strong, matriarchal bonds for future generations. Her continued pursuit is to help spread awareness and stop the violence our women and two-spirit people who have endured for centuries.

Aracely Navarro is a first-generation Chicana, daughter of Mexican and Guatemalan immigrants. Aracely believes deeply that there is great healing and decolonization needed for the land and the people. For this reason, Aracely's work centers Environmental Justice, Reproductive Justice and the healing of her community, Mother Earth, and all the generations that have come before and those that will come after. Aracely holds a Master of Public Health in Environmental Health from Emory University, as well as a Bachelor of Arts in Environmental Science from Colorado College. She has been working as a Certified Professional Doula since 2021 and a Student Midwife since 2025. Aracely loves learning about herbal medicine, birth work and regenerative agricultural practices. She is an Aztec Dancer and has studied Maya Curanderismo for 5 years, she believes ancestral wisdom is the key to healing and decolonization and this guides her work in community.  Her heart is truly in this work to heal the community and protect Mother Earth and all of her children. Aracely will always welcome you with an open heart and a ready ear!