Temashio Anderson is of the Dine' Nation of New
Mexico and the Clear Lake Band of Pomo Indians
from northern California. Anderson, is also a
graduate of Northern Arizona University with a
B.A. in Environmental Science and a B.A. in
Applied Indigenous Studies. Currently, Anderson
is a graduate student at Kansas University.
Anderson, is also a member of the Native
Movement in his past works in community
activism and organizing and leading the Student
Native Movement Club of NAU campus.
Anderson, has been a key component in the
past in both the Black Mesa Water Coalition
and the Save The Peaks Movement.
Anderson, is a professional speaker on topics
of environmental protection and uranium
studies. Also a speakers on the subject of
substance abuse prevention / violence
prevention and a coordinator of sustainability
trainings and workshops.
Past Speaking Engagements and
Workshops:
News Links:
Trip to Siberia
Global Indigenous Nations Studies
AIS Newsletter Fall 2005
Mexico and the Clear Lake Band of Pomo Indians
from northern California. Anderson, is also a
graduate of Northern Arizona University with a
B.A. in Environmental Science and a B.A. in
Applied Indigenous Studies. Currently, Anderson
is a graduate student at Kansas University.
Anderson, is also a member of the Native
Movement in his past works in community
activism and organizing and leading the Student
Native Movement Club of NAU campus.
Anderson, has been a key component in the
past in both the Black Mesa Water Coalition
and the Save The Peaks Movement.
Anderson, is a professional speaker on topics
of environmental protection and uranium
studies. Also a speakers on the subject of
substance abuse prevention / violence
prevention and a coordinator of sustainability
trainings and workshops.
Past Speaking Engagements and
Workshops:
- Kansas State University Sustainability
- Tloh Kin Straw Bale Workshop
- Hopi Youth Probation Co-Facilitation
- Corn Pollen Path Youth Camp Presenter
- Peace & Balance Co-Facilitator
News Links:
Trip to Siberia
Global Indigenous Nations Studies
AIS Newsletter Fall 2005
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Evon Peter
Enei Begaye
Brenda Gene
Casper Lomayesva
Gabriel Yaiva
Gordon Isaac
Shaleena Bertram
Valencia Herder
Kelvin Long
Temashio Anderson
Derrick Terry
Shawn Michael Perry
Cathy Rexford
Jacoby Ellsbury
Sunshine Gottfriedson
Twa-le Abrahamson
Mike Lowley
Alicia Montano
JR Redwater
Gayla Montano
Bahe Whitethorne Jr.
Keith Martinez
Monte White
Reynalda Terry
"Feature Me"
Links
Tribute pages "coming
soon"
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being featured on this
site, email me or call:
yaiva101@gmail.com
928-699-9601
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