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    • Turtle Mtn Band Chippewea
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About Native American Fiber Program

Hemp Stalks, bending slightly from a breeze in a sunrise setting.

Our Mission

  As the search for sustainable production models is on the lookout by various Industry and government Sectors.  Tribal Nations  and communities have critical keys to supporting these forward-thinking solutions, the Native American Fiber Program is putting all these pieces together.

Group of Adult Buffalo with three young calves.

Our Values

  Tribal communities have intimate and long-standing connections to the homelands that have been disrupted and historically severed through relocation, acculturation, and forced assimilation. Buffalo and hemp have followed a similar trajectory of replacement and confinement. The connections between tribal people, the hemp plant, and buffalo on the land are the base of sustainable healthy ecosystems.  

Our Goals

 The Native American Fiber Program, is a network of Tribal Nations and Indigenous people with inherent Traditional Ecological Knowledge(TEK); will be the same leaders that connect environmental and economic viability to sustainable production models. 

Board Members

Bear Doctor - Fred Briones

Bear Doctor - Fred Briones

Bear Doctor - Fred Briones

Mission Pomo - California

CEO

Co-Founder


On the San Joaquin Delta of CA, Fred lives freely with nature on the path of a traditional basket weaver and medicine healer.  He   possesses a B.A. Chemistry and M.B.A.  Ironically Fred has no hemp but only the vision for his people.


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Jason Belcourt

Bear Doctor - Fred Briones

Bear Doctor - Fred Briones

Rocky Boy Chippewea-Cree  - Montana

President

Co-Founder


At Jason's home in Box Elder Montana his duty for the tribe as the sustainability planner is to develop 100,000 acres of agriculture land.

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Rodney Miller

Bear Doctor - Fred Briones

Rodney Miller

Fort Peck Assiniboine-Sioux  - Montana

Board Member

Co-Founder


As the Tribal Economic Development Director Rodney's Tribe has a 40 acre industrial agriculture park with 2 million acre of land to leverage.

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A-dae Romero~Briones

David WhiteThunder Trottier

Rodney Miller

Cochiti/Kiowa - New Mexico

General Counsel


As a food and agriculture attorney A-dae brings policy guidance and resource opportunities to Tribal communities .

David WhiteThunder Trottier

David WhiteThunder Trottier

David WhiteThunder Trottier

Turtle Mtn Chippewa Cree  -  North Dakota

Board Member

Co-Founder


David is an enrolled member of the Standing Rock Sioux Tribe of Fort Yates, ND.  Lineal descendant of the Turtle Mtn Band of Chippewa Indian Tribe on this mother's side.  He is the CEO of Chippewa Harvest, LLC. A company owned by the Turtle Mtn Chippewa.  A Tribal company  gro

Turtle Mtn Chippewa Cree  -  North Dakota

Board Member

Co-Founder


David is an enrolled member of the Standing Rock Sioux Tribe of Fort Yates, ND.  Lineal descendant of the Turtle Mtn Band of Chippewa Indian Tribe on this mother's side.  He is the CEO of Chippewa Harvest, LLC. A company owned by the Turtle Mtn Chippewa.  A Tribal company  growing and producing industrial hemp products, with a long-term mission of using every part of the hemp plant. 

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NAFP Staff

Priscella Camacho

Paiute/Shoshone/Chicana - California

Media & Outreach Coordinator


As the Media and Outreach Coordinator, she updates the website, and weaves Tribal Nations, Organizations and Businesses together in a good way.

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