Owen L. Oliver (Quinault / Isleta Pueblo) comes from the people of the Lower Columbia River, Salish Sea, and Southwest Pueblos. He grew up in Ketchikan, Alaska and Seattle where in 2021 he graduated from the University of Washington with a degree in American Indian Studies and Political Science. Through these disciplines he’s been able […]
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Shavaughna Underwood comes from the Quinault People. She is a Human Services Professional who works with the Behavioral Health Team at her tribe as an Administrative Assistant. Shavaughna has a degree in Human Services from Grays Harbor College and is currently a full time student at Evergreen State College majoring in Indigenous Studies focusing on […]
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Isabella Madrigal, an avid writer and storyteller, is a senior at the Orange County School of the Arts and enrolled in the Acting Conservatory. The play and production of Menil and Her Heart earned Isabella her Girl Scout Gold Award. Isabella believes that her Native Storytelling Project fulfills this vital message: ‘Our Stories. Our Telling. […]
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Throughout his high school experience, Warren served as a leader by organizing cultural activities, cultural education, promoting cultural awareness, and by forming his school’s first Native American Youth Council. He then went on to serve at a larger scale for his local community, through cultural performances, cultural education, and cultural awareness. Warren has positively affected […]
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