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Pueblo of Acoma Health and Human Services Division
Pueblo of Acoma Health and Human Services Division
Albuquerque Public School Indian Education & Students
Albuquerque Public School Indian Education & Students
Dr. Daisy Thompson: Thompson_dai@aps.edu
Mr. Phil Farson: Philip.farson@aps.edu
Mila Padilla
Bernard Chimoni
John Williams
Tehya Barber
APS Educational Technology
APS Educational Technology
Mr. Aaron Jaramillo, Senior Director
Kristin Garletts, PLUS Specialist (Resource Teacher)
Karn Gustafson, PLUS Specialist (Resource Teacher)
Tina Nunez, PLUS Specialist (Resource Teacher)
April Requard, PLUS Specialist (Resource Teacher)
Albuquerque Public Schools-School Climate Department
Albuquerque Public Schools-School Climate Department
Layla M. Dehaiman, Director of School Climate
APS Crossroads
APS Crossroads
Denise Gomez, Albuquerque Public Schools, Crossroad Counselor
Albuquerque Hispano Chamber of Commerce
Albuquerque Hispano Chamber of Commerce
Atrisco Heritage High School
Atrisco Heritage High School
Mr. Jason Thomas, APS teacher
Blue Cross Blue Shield NM
Blue Cross Blue Shield NM
Winona Gishal, Community Outreach Specialist/Tribal Liaison, Blue Cross and Blue Shield of New Mexico
City of Albuquerque Commission on American Indian and Alaska Native Affairs
City of Albuquerque, Office of Equity & Inclusion
City of Albuquerque, Office of Equity & Inclusion
Ms. Dawn Begay: dgbegay@cabq.gov
Terry Sloan: terrysloan@cabq.gov
Family + Indigenize + Thrive
Family + Indigenize + Thrive
Leroy “Buster” Silva
familyindigenousthrive@gmail.com
Wellness Advocate/Community Organizer/Actor/Badass Dad
+Founder of Family+Indigenize+Thrive
First Nations Community HealthSource
First Nations Community HealthSource
Mr. Lorenzo Jim, FNCH Director of Cultural Services, LADAC
Mr. Jered Lee, FNCH Cultural Care Provider
Chenoahbah Jensen, FNCH Cultural Care Provider
Patrick Trujillo, FNCH Cultural Care Provider
Mary Whitehair, FNCH Cultural Care Provider
Weyhan Smith, FNCH Certified Peer Support Specialist
Indian Health Service
Indian Health Service
AASTEC
AASTEC
Mr. Cody St. Arnold, Health Communications Specialist / Graphic Designer, Albuquerque Area Southwest Tribal Epidemiology Center (AASTEC)
National Indian Youth Council
National Indian Youth Council
Ms. Tina Farrenkopf
Ms. Lorraine Edmo
Mr. Brent Clichee:
Navajo Division of Behavioral and Mental Health Services
Navajo Division of Behavioral and Mental Health Services
Mr. Raymond M. Keeswood, Jr.
Certified Prevention Specialist and a Licensed Alcohol and Drug Addiction Counselor
Native Affairs Department, State of New Mexico
Native Affairs Department, State of New Mexico
Presbyterian Health Service Centennial Care
Presbyterian Health Service Centennial Care
Jennifer Sandoval, Tribal Liaison for Presbyterian Health Service Centennial Care
Western Sky Community Care
Western Sky Community Care
Nicole Pino, Supervisor
Western Sky Community Care, Tribal Program Development
Shelly Chimoni
Shelly Chimoni
RedWing Collections
RedWing Collections
Shirley Pino, Designer
The Love of Creativity & Sewing
The RedWing Design Working Studio is located on the Tamaya Land, the Pueblo of Santa Ana, and is owned by Shirley Pino, a Tribal member. RedWing Design began in 1997, designing contemporary clothing for stage performers, then began to design custom orders for street wear and Traditional wear, and incorporated other projects with embroidery, weaving and other needlework craft. In 2019, the name changed to RedWing Collections.
Since her youth days, Shirley's inspirations come from the Tamaya land, the Tamaya culture and the Tamaya language. The visions from meditation, prayers and manifestations are incorporated into any RedWing garment or project. The biggest inspiration comes from her late mother, Felicita Pino. Her mother was talented with designing, sewing and embroidering many different types of contemporary and traditional attire. Shirley credits all of her teachings to her late mother, as she taught her the precise, intricate and loving ways to continue sewing with machine and hand needlework.
RedWing gives back to the community with donations, as well as setting up community events for the elders and youth. She also supports different groups and organizations, with her time and in being a guest speaker or a mentor. Shirley Pino appreciates each and every person in her life that inspire her on a daily basis. She is most thankful for the love and support that comes from community members, family and especially children that also inspire her to continue her craft that she immensely enjoys.
Tamaya Village
Pueblo of Santa Ana, New Mexico, USA
505-249-5434
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Penny Singer
Penny Singer
Penny's Native pride comes out in the fact that all of the garments in her collection incorporate animal and bold Native motifs in their designs. She is equally proud that she is “keepin' it real" by creating a line of truly wearable art – a fusion of traditional Native elements and contemporary style . Her designs cross cultural boundaries and come fully fashion forward appealing to all who appreciate fine handmade garments and accessories.
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