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Name and Description	Nation	Location
Janet McCloud	Tulalip
Midwest Treaty Network - Environmental Challenges
An alliance of Indian and non-Indian groups supporting Native American sovereignty
National Environmental Coalition Of Native Americans
Native American Environmentalists working to keep nuclear waste off Indian lands.
Native American Multi-Cultural education School, Inc (NAMES)		United States
The Native American Multi-Cultural Education School (NAMES) is a 5 year old Denver-based 501c3 nonprofit school. NAMES was founded in 1996 when federal aid was cut for the Adult Basic education Program at the denver Indian Center.
Native American Multicultural Education School
The Native American Multi-Cultural Education School, Inc. serves all cultures by teaching Adult Basic Education (ABE), General Education Diploma (GED), Computer Competencies, Internet, Workplace and Family Literacy. We serve all who have a need to improve their education, effectively increase career opportunities and build their leadership potential on their "walk" in this world of many cultures.
Native American Multicultural Education School		US - West
Community leaders founded NAMES to fill a need: American Indians have by far the lowest graduation rate, 53% of those entering high school, and the highest dropout rate among all ethnic groups in Colorado. The result: An unacceptable educational situation and tragic human toll impacting the entire community.
Thomas Banyacya: Hopi Traditional Elder	Hopi	US - Southwest
In 1948, all traditional Hopi spiritual leaders met and spoke of things of great importance to all people. They selected four interpreters to carry their message of which Thomas was one. Thomas Banyacya died February 6, 1999, in Hopi Land.
Walt Bresette, 1948 - 1999	Anishinaabe	US - Central
"He was like the north star," a friend says, " He held up the sky over northern Wisconsin and the people followed him."