Kim Senklip Harvey (she/her) is a proud Syilx and Tsilhqot’in Nation member with Ancestral ties to the Dakelh, Secwepemc and Ktunaxa communities. She is a Indigenous Theorist,
Cultural Evolutionist and storyteller whose work focuses on the ignition of Indigenous
power and innovating methodological processes with artistic sovereignty to create joy
centered narratives that nourish the spirits of peoples oppressed by the imperial state. Kim creates artistic ceremonies to protect and evolve Indigenous cultures and believes
that stories are the most powerful tool we have to provide every organism the
opportunity to live peacefully. Kim is currently working on a tv adaptation of her award
winning play Kamloopa, she is completing her first book entitled Interiors: Love Stories
from a Salish Plateau Dirtbag and is in the creation of her next artistic ceremony Break
Horizons: A Rocking Indigenous Justice Ceremony. She is in her final year of her
Masters in Creative Writing at the University of Victoria and all of her work is with
respect to her Ancestors and for the future generations, whom we owe so much. Connect: www.kimsenklipharvey.com