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Lisa Charleyboy
Lisa Charleyboy is a First Nations (Tsilhqot’in) writer and social entrepreneur. She is the editor-in-chief of ''Urban Native Magazine'', which focuses on pop culture with an Indigenous twist. She writes, and also does appearances on radio shows and T.V. interviews to promote her magazine and give her opinion on current Aboriginal issues in Canada. Charleyboy has said in interviews that she considers herself a feminist and portrays a positive representation of Aboriginal people in her magazine.
Charleyboy has written about cultural appropriation, pop culture, and politics, and has been named one of Toronto’s Top Bloggers and one of Canada’s Top Ten Fashion Bloggers. Recently, she has been named by ''Huffington Post'' as one of three Aboriginal millennials to watch, and recommended for a Toronto DiverseCity Fellowship for 2013-2014.
== Early life and Education ==
Charleyboy moved from Abbotsford B.C. to Toronto to attend Ryerson University for Fashion Communication. Her love of magazines, united with her desire to become a fashion editor led her to transfer to York University for Professional Writing.
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