Marit Shirin Carolasdotter is a choreographer, dancer and founder of the network-organisation Humans & Soil. Her roots are in Kurdistan, Iraq and Frostviken/Hotagen in Sápmi. Her artistry is based upon merging writing together with various dance practices that derives from her embodied experiences of indigeneity. She is constantly exploring, experimenting and challenging the view on the Indigenous body and her in-between identity, seeking her own rituals with dance and choreographic practice.

Linnéa Sundling is a dancer originally from Umeå and with her Sámi roots from Västerbotten, Sápmi. She is also one of the initiators of the project Weaving Stories/Mojhtesh Gurredh together with Marit Shirin Carolasdotter. Her artistic practice involves dance as a transformative embodiment - each initiation of movement varies depending on her surroundings; energies, people and connection to spaces and land. 

Regan McEnroe is engaged in questions concerning indigenous rights, environmental justice and stopping shortsighted exploitation of nature. She is a board member of Fältbiologerna’s national board.

Tor Lennart Tourda is a photographer and activist. His works explore entangled bonds between humans and nature, often through notions of beauty as it potentially makes humans more humble for nature, and even feel more obligated to take care of it. He is based in the Kvikkjokk area and has a strong belonging to the land, the mountains and the forest. Tor administrates Gruvfritt Jokkmokk, and since 2013 he has organised activist actions to protect Gállok and its surrounding, from the short minded ambition of Beowulf Inc. to establish an iron mine in the area.