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WHO
WE ARE

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MEET THE TEAM.

The Board

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Dr. Alta
Piechowski

Hozho Center Chair

Hometown: Jeddito, AZ

Current: Fort Defiance, AZ

Profession: School Psychologist

Education: Counseling & Diné healing

Experience: 30+ years in the mental health field on the Navajo Nation

Their Why: She seeks to use Diné knowledge, practices, and philosophy to heal and sustain future generations.

Diné

Emerging Leaders

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Shanidiin Piechowski-Begay

Tribal Liaison

Hometown: Ganado, AZ

Current: Fort Defiance, AZ

Profession: Automotive Technology Instructor at Navajo Tech University

Education: Utah State University

Experience: A liaison for family sheep camps and Navajo Nation entities.

Their Why: Because tribes are 

sovereign nations and need to be treated as such.

Diné

Allies and Non-Native Supporters

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Nanabah
Bulman

Hozho Center Co-chair

Hometown: Lukachukai, Arizona

Current: Houck, AZ

Profession: Educational Program Coordinator

Education: Traditional Diné practice

Experience: 10+ years at Junior Youth Spiritual Empowerment Program 

Their Why: To empower youth to be agents of change with spiritual resilience.

Diné

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Alex
Piechowski-Begay

Film & Photography Director

Hometown: Ganado, AZ

Profession: Visual Storyteller

Experience: Community Advocate (Earth Guardian), co-founder (Sovereign Sounds Project), committee member (Stop the Money Pipeline Coalition), Production Manager (Dancing Earth), and onsite supporter at Standing Rock.

Their Why: Bringing Indigenous youth to the forefront on environmental issues.

Diné

Dawn M.

Secretary Treasure 

Hometown: Fort Defiance, AZ

Current: Phoenix, AZ

Profession: Coming Soon.

Diné

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Daye Hunter

Copywriter & Graphic Designer

Hometown: Oxford, NC

Current: Phoenix, AZ

Profession: CEO of D. Daye Hunter Designs & Storyteller 

Education: Nonprofit Leadership Management & American Indian Studies (Arizona State University)

Experience: 16 years of storytelling

Their Why: Because our stories need to be heard to heal the next generation.

Black/Saponi/Nansemond

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Terrell Piechowski

Tara E. Roche

Bradley Kuluris

Dr. Lyle &

Nancy McNeal

Lar Thomas

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Bradley 
Kuluris

Executive Mentor

Hometown: Orange, CA

Current: Chandler, AZ

Profession:  Franchise Owner

Education: Strategic Planning, Business

(Pepperdine University)

Experience: Investment banking, business consulting, & real estate.

Their Why: Offering knowledge in executive leadership, development, strategy, conflict resolution, & team building.

Nancy
McNeal

Community Networking & Public Relations

Hometown: Inglewood, CA

Current: Nibley, UT

Profession:  Equine Illustration Instructor (Utah State University)

Education: Education (Pomona College)

Experience: Founding member of NSP

Their Why: Utilizing her skills as a 

writing specialist, art teacher, storyteller, and grant writer to support the Hozho Center.

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