Erynne Gilpin (Ph.D.) is a mixed Michif  (the Pás MB, Citizen of Manitoba Métis Federation), Filipina and Celtic educator, film-maker and community-based researcher committed to Land-based wellness, leadership and place-based knowledge mobilization.

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She comes from sweetgrass & mangoes. 

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Her work focuses on anti-oppressive pedagogues, storied learning methodologies and critical intersectionality as it applies to land-relations and community wellness. 

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She is the Co-Founder of UATÊ STORIED LEARNING, a film-based production company committed to land-based knowledge mobilization, and currently works as Assistant Professor with the School of Communication and Culture at Royal Roads University.

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