MOST SIMILAR 30 SPEAKER RESULTS
Xiuhtezcatl Martinez
Indigenous Climate & Community Activist; Hip-Hop Artist; Author of "Imaginary Borders"
Sydney Freeland
Award-Winning LGBTQ Navajo Filmmaker & Writer; Known for "Rez Ball," "Echo" & "Reservation Dogs"
Winona LaDuke
Environmental Activist & Author; Climate Justice, Renewable Energy & Sustainability Advocate; Executive Director of "Honor the Earth"
Se-ah-dom Edmo
Philanthropy & Social Justice Leader; Native Business Enterprise Innovator; Executive Director at Seeding Justice;
Jennifer Quinto
Tlingit Artist, Educator & Cultural Speaker; Arts Education Director; Featured on PBS's "Pati Jinich Explores PanAmericana"
Dallas Goldtooth
Mdewakanton Dakota & Diné Artist; Environmental Activist; Actor, Comedian & Playwright of "Between Two Knees"
Carrie Billy
Higher Education Leader & Policy Innovator; Former President & CEO, American Indian Higher Education Consortium; Inaugural Executive Director, White House Initiative on Tribal Colleges
Sean Sherman
Celebrity & Award-Winning Chef, Author and Activist; CEO & Founder of The Sioux Chef
Gyasi Ross
Native Author, Speaker, Storyteller & Musician; Lawyer Specializing in Work With Tribal Bars & Native Communities
Nonette Royo
Environmental & Human Rights Lawyer; Executive Director at Tenure Facility; Donella Meadows Fellow; Indigenous Land Rights Advocate
Tai Simpson
Indigenous Storyteller & Community Leader; Political Philosophy Expert; Advocate for Missing & Murdered Indigenous Women
Eddy Robinson
Indigenous Speaker, Consultant, Educator & Author; Anishinaabe/Mushkegowuk Cree Heritage; Indigenous Community Advocate
Jamie Margolin
Climate Change Activist; Founder & Co-Executive Director of Youth-Led Climate Action Group Zero Hour; Author of "Youth to Power"
Suzan Shown Harjo
Cheyenne-Holdulgee Muscogee Activist, Poet, Writer, Lecturer & Curator; President & Executive Director of The Morning Star Institute
Billy Mills
Second Native American to Win an Olympic Gold Medal; Co-Founder & National Spokesperson for Running Strong for American Indian Youth
Tantoo Cardinal
Award-Winning Indigenous Actress Known for "Killers of the Flower Moon" & "Dances With Wolves"
Hindou Oumarou Ibrahim
President of the Association for Indigenous Women & Peoples of Chad (AFPAT); Co-Chair of the International Indigenous Peoples Forum on Climate Change
Bethany Yellowtail
Designer & CEO of the Indigenous Clothing Line, B. Yellowtail; Advocate for Native Young Women & Girls
John Herrington
Retired Naval Aviator, Test Pilot & Astronaut; First Enrolled Tribal Citizen in Space; Author of "Mission to Space"
Majora Carter
Urban Revitalization Strategist & Real Estate Developer; Founder of Sustainable South Bronx; Author of "Reclaiming Your Community"; MacArthur Fellow
