Anna McCracken is a writer, social strategist, and systems thinker from The Kimberley, Western Australia. With a background in human rights law, she left the path of legal reform not to rise, but to wander- shaped by a life of chronic illness, queerness, and the pull of wilder truths. Her work explores the intersections of ecology, mythology, and settler inheritance, reimagining right relationship in a time of unravelling. Anna speaks from the thresholds, where what’s been exiled finds its way home, and where story becomes a means of relational repair.