New Brave Heart Fellows announced
The Center for Native American Youth at the Aspen Institute has selected its third cohort for the Brave Heart Fellowship, a program empowering Native youth to protect lands and food sovereignty. Fellows such as Danielle Frank(Hupa & Yurok) will advocate on issues like hydroelectric impacts. Supported by micro-grants and community projects, the program fosters leadership through cultural and environmental stewardship. Fellows like Giselle Alvarezand Alexio Lira will engage in advocacy efforts, ensuring Native voices in climate action.
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