Macarena Mantilla moved from Ecuador to pursue her degree in journalism at Thompson Rivers University. She seeks to amplify the stories of people in the Tk’emlúps (Kamloops) territory. Growing up in Quito, Ecuador taught her about different cultures and traditions. She is interested in reporting on social issues, mental health and human rights. She has covered stories that have focused on minorities in the community.Â
Fullest Table’s founder Kayla Brazier says the city is ‘so full of incredible women who are doing incredible things and have so much wisdom to give.’
The Indigenous restorative justice approach brings victims and eligible offenders into healing conversations — in stark contrast to the colonial judicial system, advocates say.