Maker of poetry, pottery, and photography who loves being creative.

Adventurer who calls many places home across border lines. 

Builder of communities who enjoys being active.

Embracing friends, family, and their neurodivergent mind.

Keener for desserts served at every meal with the sweetest tooth you may find.

Yearning for disability justice and liberation for the collective.

Learning how to express gratitude and be kind.

Embodying a life without binaries who is very introspective.

Mabe Kyle is a disabled queer white settler who lives on their family’s farm on Anishnaabe, Haudenosaunee, and Attawandaron territory along the Haldimand Tract. They are a creative professional with a passion for healing and self expression who has practiced and honed their skills in six countries. With a strong foundation in social justice and leadership experiences, their open mindedness and active engagement in continued learning, enables them to have a unique perspective to problem solving and the development of communities. Mabe is currently an Expressive Arts Therapist in training and a peer support worker in practice.