Sovereignty Garden Project Coordinator

Shannon Francis (with whom we work on our Sovereignty Garden Project) is Dineh (Navajo) from Shiprock, New Mexico and Hopi from Kykotsmovi, Arizona. She is Towering House clan born for Red Running through the Water clan.

Arts Education Director & Muscle

Melissa Ivey develops and provides training and workshops for our Activate & Elevate arts program in the US and Haiti. Ms Ivey is an Award Winning Singer/Songwriter Vocalist, National Touring Artist, Certified NeuroSculpting Facilitator and Musical Doula.

Indigenomics Coordinator

Tamara Cantave, founder of Help Hayti and HAACP, holds a BA in Psychology and an Advanced Study Certification in Global Studies. Through Indigenomics, she looks to empower generations to come.

Veterans and Tribal Relations Coordinator

Lisa Montgomery is a member of the Penobscot Indian Nation in Maine, where she serves on Tribal Council. She has an A.S. in Logistics Management from the Community College of the Air Force with military service from 2000 to 2004.

Executive Director of Elder Care and Grandparent Resource Centers

Mr. DiGangi founded The Community Advocacy Center in New York, served as a University of Berkeley Fellow and New York City Presbytery Missionary (1990- 2010). DiGangi was elected to be a Judicial Delegate for four terms in Queens County New York.

Organizational Strategist

(Eye-ee-sila) (she/they) brings 20+ years of nonprofit management experience to her work with Her Many Voices.

Business as UNusual podcast.

Software Developer

Mandi Hamza (she/her/hers), is a software developer with experience in marketing, partnership & sponsorship development. She is on a mission to connect people with the world we share and with one another through technology.

Haiti Projects Coordinator

Adeler was born and raised in Trou ChouChou, Petit-Goave, Haiti. He is an agronomist and received a Master's Degree in Social Economy and Solidarity at Établissement Supérieur de la Francophonie pour l'Administration et le Manangement.

Haiti Projects Coordinator

Monsieur Saint Laurent wears many hats. He is our communications go between for HMV and communities, as well as between communities themselves.

Henriette Foundation Leader

Sarry Jean is Haitian born: raised in Petit-Goâve, 3rd section Trou Chouchou Cadet. She comes from a very large family and is following in the footsteps of her father, Henri Jean.

St. Alphonse de Cadet School Superintendent

Monsieur Dorce is our charge for the school. He donated land for and manages the school garden, which provides food for the students and staff during school hours. Nasson is a crucial team member in the hemp building project.

Agriculture Operations Manager

Blake Kent brings over twenty years of diverse experience in international development, project management, and strategic planning. Blake is dedicated to promoting sustainable development and fostering stable communities where individuals can achieve meaningful positive change.

Travel Specialist, Volunteer

Andrea Singer grew up in rural upstate New York. She has worked with children of all ages on a variety of levels over the years. Educating and supporting others as they grow and gain independence has always been something she does naturally.

Social Media Storyteller | Creative Community Catalyst 

Born and raised in Colorado, Victoria brings her wild West tenacity to the East Coast. As a social media strategist, she’s been called a “beast” , which suits this mountain cat just fine.  

Gaia Gossip: AI and Tech

Host of Her Many Voices Gaia Gossip Myrna works at the nexus of science (data intelligence) and spirituality (natural intelligence). As a consultant, she’s laser-focused on the use of ethical data intelligence for the benefit of humanity.

Gaia Gossip: On the Move!

As a Climate Impact Storyteller, Maren uses her skills and credentials in photography, filmmaking, content writing, and keynote speaking to communicate the potential of hemp for climate resilience and social justice.

Artivist | Bighorn Shoppe Creatix

Leslie "Mano" Cockrum is the visionary behind Bighorn Shoppe, a Longmont, Colorado-based hub for handmade soaps and bath products. As a Hopi and Dineh Queer Owner and Creatrix, Mano infuses her Indigenous heritage into every creation.

Grants

Laurie has been serving and supporting art by community her whole life. Most recently as the Executive Director of the East Hawaiʻi Cultural Center in Hilo, HI and the Executive Director of the David Brower Center in Berkeley, CA.

Web Designer

Lo is a dynamic nonprofit professional and grassroots organizer with over 15 years of experience in community outreach and advocacy. Offering expert website design, copywriting, and brand development services, Lo collaborates closely with organizations to ensure their messaging resonates with their core values and engages their audiences meaningfully.