Meet The Ambassadors

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Camryn Redmond

Navajo
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Alejandra Gomez

First Nations Ojibwe-Cree
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Dante Martinez

Federated Tribes of Graton Rancheria
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Hannah Corbett

Cow Creek Band of Umpqua Indians
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Joey Gonzales

Tataviam/Chumash
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Angelina Diaz

Navajo/Guatemalan
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Emily Silver-Campbell

Haliwa-Saponi
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Panchebe Manahuiatlaka

Navajo/Mexika
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90% of all AI/AN students attend regular public schools and about 8% attend schools administered by the Bureau of Indian Affairs

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"Not only we as Natives, but we as people, need to start investing in youth to combat the hardships they face. These challenges have gone on for far too long and we can be the generation to stand up and make change."

-Jazmyn Espinoza,
Stockbridge Munsee Band of Mohican Indians, 2015 Champion for Change