Luisa Mitchell is a Whadjuk Nyungar Anglo-Australian writer, filmmaker and arts producer, born and raised in Rubibi/Broome and now living in Boorloo/Perth. After combining her passions for story, art and social justice with a BA in International Relations and Screen Arts, and co-founding a youth anthology (Pulch Mag) and film festival (Uni Goonies Film Festival), she began work at Centre for Stories. There, Luisa co-facilitates the First Nations Writers Group with Ballardong editor Casey Mulder, and works more broadly on truth-telling and storytelling projects with First Nations communities across WA. Luisa’s debut poetry collection, Song of the Shadow of a Seed, was published by Fremantle Press in 2026, and her poetry and short stories have been published in various Australian journals and anthologies.