Jamiann S’eiltin is a Tlingít Deisheetaan Certified Tribal Artist of Yéil S’aag̱i Hít (Ravens Bones House) of Angoon. She is the founder of Ravens Bones, a social healing justice business based in Juneau on Áakʼw Ḵwáan Territory, where she creates medicinal herbal tea blends, soothing salves, oils, and bath soaking salts. Her teas carry stories of history, harms, and healing, inviting people to pause, reflect, and connect.
Her community work includes advocacy for Missing and Murdered Indigenous Persons (MMIP), Orange Shirt Day education honoring children and survivors of residential boarding school institutions, and restoring neglected cemeteries. Wherever she travels, she seeks out resting places in need of care, with particular attention to cemeteries associated with residential boarding school institutions. Through her creations, plant teachings, advocacy, and cemetery restoration, she brings together truth telling, remembrance, and healing to strengthen relationships with the land and one another.