Ida Aronson (they/them) is a Two-Spirit citizen of the Houma Nation of Louisiana, founding Board President of Bvlbancha Public Access, a founding contributing member of the Bvlbancha Collective, the Okla Hina Ikhish Holo Southeastern Indigenous gardening collective project, and the Nanih Bvlbancha monument collective, as well as being a contributing member of the Houma Language Project, Bvlbancha Liberation Radio, and a board member for Imagine Water Works. They are a multi-medium artist, working in a vast variety of mediums: from lighting design and event production for the stage and event realm, to visual arts and crafts such as basket weaving and drawing. They hold an AA in Liberal Arts (Theatre focus) at Cape Cod Community College, and a BA in Communications (Theatre focus) from Bridgewater State University. They were previously the Traditional Plant/Farm Initiative Manager and Founder for the UHN’s Yakani Ekelanna Community Garden and Food Forest. They now do all the things, including stewarding Raccoon Oak Farm.