Tribal communities are at the forefront of addressing Climate Change and Socioeconomic Inequities

Chrissy Atwell Valle

Big Sandy Rancheria Mono Indians, 

Tachi and Chukchansi descent

 Codie Horse-Topetchy Gú:[dòhìñ Mà (Eagle Woman) 

Kiowa, Comanche, Otoe-Missouria

University of Oklahoma Student Researcher 

A-dae Briones

Cochiti and Kiowa

Vice-President of Research and Policy at First Nations Development Institute

Director of Native Agriculture and Food Systems

 Rose Hammock

Pomo, Wailacki and Maidu, enrolled Round Valley Tribal Member.

She serves and represents her community in a variety of ways;

• Community Relations Manager, ​Redbud Resource Group
• Chairperson, Tribal Youth Ambassadors for Tobacco Control Advisory Council
• Tobacco Education Champion, California Indian Museum and Cultural Center
• Culture Bearer, Cultural Pathways Project, California Indian Museum and Cultural Center
• Native Advisory Board Member, Big Picture Learning Native American Initiative
• Native Advisor and Cultural Teacher, Windsor Oaks Academy
• Community Partner, Windsor Unified School District Title 6 Indian Education Program
• Media Outreach and Native Community Partner, Pomo Project
• Advisory Board Member, Sonoma Earth School

 David White Thunder Trottier 

Standing Rock Sioux & Turtle Mtn Chippewa

Chippewa Harvest CEO

 Joseph Sepsey  

Nüma e Diné, a kimaaduu Payahuunadü Paiute and Diné, I come from the land of flowing water (Bishop,CA) Traditional Dancer, Basket Weaver and Youth Teacher.

 Charlene Redner 

Nüma e Diné, a kimaaduu Payahuunadü Paiute and Diné, I come from the land of flowing water (Bishop,CA) Traditional Basket Weaver and Teacher

Jennifer Malone, VIce Chair Person of California Indian Basket Weaver's Association (CIBA)   Wuckchumni  Way of Basketry

Featuring Fred Briones, CEO of Native American Fiber Program

SB 54 Advisory Board Member - Disadvantaged, Rural and Low-Income Communities