Charlotte Henay is a daughter, teacher, storyteller and researcher. She works to counter extinction myths through storywork, and relationships of imagining. Charlotte writes about cultural memory, re-memory and grandmothers’ gardens at the interstices of blackness and Indigeneity, as an activist for Afro-Indigenous futurities. She has a background in black diasporic feminisms, and being exiled. Charlotte is a Ph.D. student in Comparative Perspectives and Cultural Boundaries at York University.