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Kamila Sediego

Kamila Sediego (she/her/siya) is a Filipinx settler, daughter of immigrants, sister, auntie, partner, playwright, and dramaturg grateful to live on the stolen territories of the Musqueam, Squamish, and Tsleil-Waututh people, colonially known as “Vancouver.” Her ancestral roots stretch across the Pacific and are embedded in the lands of Iloilo, Cebu, and Manila, Philippines. With the care and support of many, she is exploring trauma and its relation to Filipinx folklore, legacy, and spiritual safety in a new work, Engkanto.

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A graphic for All Lit Up’s Women Asking Women series. On the top left is Andrea Scott, a Black woman, hiding part of her face in her lilac-coloured turtleneck sweater. On the bottom right is Kamila Sediego, a women of Filipinx descent, smiling into the camera. Text on the graphic reads: “Women Asking Women (Writers Asking Writers). Andrea Scott and Kamila Sediego. Women’s History Month on ALU."
Women Asking Women: Andrea Scott & Kamila Sediego