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William Lucero

William comes to us from the Lummi Nation and although not originally from there; he strives to create positive change in his community. He helped start Teens Against Tobacco Use (TATU), which is an anti-smoking campaign for Native youth. William wants to share stories of inspiration and encourage Native youth…
Categories: Year 2015-16

Trinity Olsen-Benton

Trinity, Ouzinkie and Suniaq, Tribe of Kodiak, would like to build relationships with youth around her community in a positive setting. I have lived in Kodiak, Alaska my entire life and seen many people get involved with negative activities such as drugs, drinking, or having a lot of sex. I…
Categories: Year 2017-18

Tristan Spahr

Tristan Spahr, Cowlitz, as an extreme athlete enjoys skating, biking, and anything with wheels. “Watch out, bro!” Don’t be surprised if you see Tristan at the X Games sometime soon. Besides a passion for staying active, Tristan believes keeping Native culture alive and motivating his fellow youth to get involved…
Categories: Year 2015-16

Tyana Sam

Tyana, Navajo (Diné), wants to make a change in her community as an individual. I was raised with my culture and language all around me. Now a days the Navajo culture and traditions are slowly fading. That’s what’s I want to bring back into my generation. Sharing the stories, teachings,…
Categories: Year 2017-18

Tyra Nicolay

Tyra Nicolay, Diné/Navajo, is a passionate leader who is not afraid to use her voice. Tyra works with many organizations like Campaign for the Tobacco Free Kids, the Truth Initiative and Rescue Change Group to insure Native Americans are protected from tobacco and its harmful toll to our society. She…
Categories: Year 2016-17

Vanisha Neha

The accomplishments I am most proud of are becoming part of the National Honor Society and taking up the position as secretary. I’ve been given a leadership role as a camp counselor to the children of the community. Being involved with cultural events in my community has provided me how…
Categories: Year 2016-17

Tigh Livermont

Tigh, (Oglala Lakota), believes in compassion & leadership. “One thing I am passionate about is helping others. I am the current Miss Oglala Nation Rodeo Queen, and my platform is empowering Indigenous youth to achieve anything they put their minds to. I enjoy student government and hope to run for…
Categories: Recent Ambassador, Year 2018-2019

Tisimpsha Kee

Tisimpsha, (Navajo), believes in positivity and optimism. “One thing I am passionate about is holistic health. I love to read and spend time outdoors.”
Categories: Recent Ambassador, Year 2018-2019

Traci Solomon

Traci, Lummi (WA), strives to make her tribe a better place. As a We R Native Youth Ambassador, Traci wants to organize events to bring awareness of things that need to be changed in her community, such as alcohol and drug abuse, and violence. As a freshman in high school,…
Categories: Year 2015-16

Tracie Benally

Tracie, Diné Nation (Navajo), was interested in becoming a We R Native Youth Ambassador for three specific reasons, which include being a part of a team committed to healthy, positive, and sustainable change in Indian Country; having the opportunity to further learn about effective leadership and collaboration across communities and…
Categories: Year 2017-18
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