Paige Castro-Reyes

Paige Castro-Reyes is a co-founder of IRRF. She is a CHamoru/European woman, mother, artist and public health advocate living on P’Squosa/Wenatchi lands. Her father’s family moved from Their ancestral homelands on Guåhan (Guam) in 1969 to Dryden, WA, bringing with them Indigenous kinship values and culture. Paige is the Deputy Director of Community-Campus Partnerships for Health where she works in collaboration to promote health equity and social justice through partnerships. Paige is a fiber artist (@knotted_pines) that uses her art to uplift the voices of Land and Water Protectors. As a guest on these Lands, she hopes to instill in her sons the values of stewardship, respect and reciprocity, deeply entrenched in Indigenous cultures.