CNAY INTERN NAPLP COHORT SPRING 2020 Angel.Benally@aspeninstitute.org Yá’át’ééh shik’éí dóó shidine’é. Angel Benally yinishyé. Show Low, Arizona déé’naashá. Tsé njíkini dine’é éí nishłí. Táchii’nii dine’é éí báshíshchíin. Kinyaa’áanii dine’é éí dashicheii. Bit’ahnii dine’é éí dashináli. Angel Benally is from the Dine Nation. Angel is from the Cliff Dweller People clan. She is born for the […]
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ASSOCIATE DIRECTOR OF RESEARCH & EVALUATION Billie.Kipp@aspeninstitute.org Dr. Billie Jo Kipp is a member of the Blackfeet Tribe and has a Ph.D. in Clinical Psychology. Dr. Kipp has dedicated her life to improving mental health in tribal communities through culture. Prior to CNAY, Dr. Kipp served as a facilitator for the Department of Veterans Affairs […]
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COMMUNICATIONS LEAD EMAIL: JARRETTE.WERK@ASPENINSTITUTE.ORG Jarrette Werk, A’aniiih and Nakoda of Fort Belknap Indian Community in Montana, is a junior at the University of Nevada Las Vegas studying multimedia journalism. Inspired by the lack of mainstream media coverage of the Dakota Access pipeline, Werk decided to pursue a degree in media. His work focuses on positively […]
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POLICY PROGRAM COORDINATOR EMAIL:AARON.SLATER@ASPENINSTITUTE.ORG Aaron Slater is Navajo and belongs to the kiiya’áánii, nayiizii diné’e, tsinajinii, and só diné’e clans. For his undergraduate degree Aaron attended Middlebury College where he studied Philosophy, Sociology, and Classics. While at Middlebury Aaron received a grant to study new approaches to combatting sexual and domestic violence in Navajo communities. […]
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