Kiran Singh Sirah is an award-winning Storyteller, Folklorist, Arts & Culture Creative Thought Leader, Artist, and Past President of the International Storytelling Center. For more than two decades, Kiran has established award-winning arts, cultural and human rights initiatives in numerous countries.
These programs have received recognition from UNESCO, The White House, The United Nations, and the European Commission. He has spoken at the Library of Congress, the Kennedy Center, American Public Health Association, US Senate Foreign Relations Committee, The Pentagon, The US State Department, and numerous World Peace, Arts, and Culture assemblies. 

In 2015, he was invited to the White House in support of storytelling efforts for national grassroots peacebuilding efforts. An advisory member to UNESCO Scotland and a Rotary World Peace Fellow, he has developed articles, toolkits, and talks on interdisciplinary storytelling and creative approaches to relationship building in communities around the globe. Kiran passionately believes in the power of human creativity, arts, storytelling, and the notion of a truly global multicultural society.

Michael Redhead Champagne is working towards a revolution that dismantles harmful systems and builds up new ones based on justice, equity, and love. A community leader from Winnipeg's North End with family roots in Shamattawa First Nation, Michael is host, helper, published author, on-screen personality and sought after public speaker. Michael happily shares his words, wisdom, and welcoming energy across Canada and around the world. Michael believes Indigenous knowledge will save the world and this can be seen in his commitment to Ininew concepts such as wahkotowin, mino bimadisiwin & sakihitowin. He is actively working on reclaiming his Ininew language and has started a language nest at the St John's Public Library.

You can find him speaking out about poverty, politics and reconciliation on podcasts, video projects and in the news. Featured on multiple TEDx Talks, APTN’s Michif Country & First Contact, Michael is also developing a number of storytelling and multimedia projects. He loves family friendly jokes, Tetris, Stevie Wonder music and celebrating the success of others. Michael's first children’s book, We Need Everyone, from HighWater Press is now available everywhere books are sold.