Alma Sinumlag is an indigenous person from the Kalinga people of Cordillera, Philippines. She has several years of experience in documenting and communicating Indigenous Peoples’ realities and struggles in the Philippines. She is a researcher with extensive experience in qualitative research on various topics including community health, Indigenous Peoples’ struggles and aspirations on self-determined development, and Indigenous Women’s perspectives on resource governance. She is also a cultural worker who advocates for the protection of cultural heritage through arts-based education and public awareness.