Renee Wynne

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Renee Wynne

Renee Wynne, Kalispel Tribe, has a passion for learning. She will take this passion and learn all she can to help her community grow in a positive fashion. She also has a passion for spreading the prevention of alcohol and drug abuse in her community of Usk, Washington. Also a team captain, she will utilize her leadership skills off the court to pave the way for younger Native youth. Watch out Washington, the Salish Sea isn’t the only thing making a splash; Renee is going to create a tidal wave of positive vibes.

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Hi Auntie! I’m pretty fair skinned compared to a lot of my family and it has always made me feel insecure in my identity. I’ve been called “white girl” or when I say I’m Indigenous I’m asked to “prove it.” How do I gain confidence in my identity as a Native?

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