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    • TEAM
    • Events
    • Press/Media
    • Support >
      • Apparel
      • DONATE
  • Advocacy
    • Federal Policy >
      • Ban M-44s
      • H.R. 1897
    • Indigenous Rights & Futures >
      • AI & Indigenous Peoples
      • Land Rights
    • Displacement & Extraction >
      • Climate Displacement
      • ECO-COLONIALISM
    • Radical Hope >
      • To the Next Generation
      • Our Voices from the Land
  • Research
  • Earth Daughters Fund
    • 2025 Grantees
  • Projects
    • Climate & Environmental Action >
      • High Mountain Biodiversity
      • Lake Uru Uru Restoration
    • Food Sovereignty & Security >
      • ​PRESERVING ANCESTRAL SEEDS
      • Cultural Food Sovereignty
      • Indigenous Food Security
    • Disaster Relief & Recovery >
      • Indigenous Disaster Recovery
      • Earthquake Recovery Initiative
    • Culture & Language Preservation >
      • Cultural Revitalization Initiative
    • Education & Youth Support >
      • Rural Education Support
      • Education Access Initiative
      • Indigenous Youth Support
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MEET OUR TEAM

Our team is composed of visionary community leaders who embody Earth Daughters’ four pillars, grounding their work in Indigenous science, climate justice, Indigenous leadership, and global advocacy.

​We do not believe in hierarchies; instead, each member holds a director-level position, reflecting our commitment to shared leadership, collective responsibility, and community-centered collaboration.

JESSICA HERNANDEZ, PH.D.

Indigenous Science and Research ​(Founder)

LITA QUIROZ RUIZ

Community Organizing

ALEJANDRA QUIGUANTAR

 Global Advocacy

SOPHIA HANJANI, J.D.

Legal & Compliance

Keon Vereen, PH.D.

Strategic Innovation

Anjali Ranadive

Wildlife & Conservation
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