Linda Iriza is a Rwandan people weaver, creative producer and a community-aunty-in-training
currently living on Whadjuk Country. Her work navigates African methodologies, ways of being and frameworks of collectiveness. Spanning across producing intimate writing workshops to large community gatherings, they continue to find ways of honouring traditions of dreaming up expansive worlds.

She has worked with Perth Festival, Fremantle Arts Centre, Arts House, Studio Kiin,
Community Arts Network, Creative Australia and the Ministry of Youth and Culture in Rwanda.

Iriza is interested in learning more about the art of storytelling, Indigenous approaches to anti-colonial resistance, afropresentism and intersectional feminist work.