Janene Yazzie (Diné)
Janene Yazzie (Diné), Red Natural History Fellow Janene is an internationally known Indigenous Rights and human rights advocate, and a longtime community organizer from the Navajo Nation. With a background
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Janene Yazzie (Diné), Red Natural History Fellow Janene is an internationally known Indigenous Rights and human rights advocate, and a longtime community organizer from the Navajo Nation. With a background
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Chérie N. Rivers, Red Natural History Fellow Chérie is a writer, teacher, and radical Black ecologist whose work stems from a commitment to interrupting modern colonialism with the transformative power
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Lincoln Cornshucker (Cherokee), Director of Finance and Operations Lincoln is the Finance and Operations Director of The Natural History Museum, where he builds people-centered systems that strengthen teams, advance equity,
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Antonio Roman-Alcalá, Red Natural History Fellow Antonio is an educator, researcher, writer, musician, and organizer based in Berkeley, California who has worked on issues of sustainable food systems for over
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Steve Lyons, Director of Research & Writing Steve is the Research Director of The Natural History Museum. As a cultural historian, theorist, and core member of Not An Alternative, his writing
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