Alisha Danielson is a 19 year old Indigenous advocate from Kehewin Cree Nation residing in Edmonton, Alberta. Alisha works a full time job working in the accommodations department at a remote camp, Ekati Diamond Mine in the Northwest Territories where she spends most of her time. She grew up in the beautiful province of British Columbia in Northern communities like Prince Rupert and Stewart, until she was 16 and moved to the Wildrose province of Alberta. Alisha enjoys reading, creating Indigenous beadwork, and weight lifting when she isn’t advocating. Alisha advocates for Indigenous Housing and Shelter, as she believes the lack of housing and shelters available for Indigenous is low and needs change. With her advocacy she has been able to start many initiatives for existing shelters and homes for Indigenous peoples/women across Canada. Alisha’s platform “ Whispers Between The Braids “ is where she shares her information/fundraising/advocacy on the ongoing housing/shelter crisis along with her personal Instagram.