Abstract
We share our personal journeys as Indigenous feminist psychologists in this article. We recognize and honor relationship with others, including each other. This is why we collaborated on our narrative based on our lived experience working definition of Indigenous feminism. We share the origins of our traditions and practices and their interconnections. We discuss identification and identity, guiding principles and values, and how our values and experiences interweave with our lives of service toward social justice.
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