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Alli Hunter Joseph

Alli Hunter Joseph is an enrolled member of the Shinnecock Indian Nation in Southampton, NY.  She grew up as a “city Indian” in New York City, and an on-camera host, journalist/producer, family historian and published author, Alli frequently lectures and leads seminars on branding, oral history, and entrepreneurship.  She is currently Weekend Editor and a writer/producer/on-camera host for Salon.com. Alli developed her broadcast, journalism and marketing skills over many years' time working on-air, online, and in print for large media companies like Scripps (Food Network), Grey Worldwide, Margeotes, Fertitta & Partners, News Corporation, Viacom (VH1 and CBS News), Cablevision, WB, Hotjobs.com/Yahoo, AOL, Time Inc., and Hachette Filipacchi Media. As well, her book, "The Shaolin Way: Ten Modern Secrets of Survival from a Shaolin Grandmaster", was published by Harper Collins. She also programmed a Native American section at the Hamptons International Film Festival, sat on the board of the RTDNA (Radio and Television Digital News Association) as ex-officio representative for the Native American Journalists Association, and considers her advocacy work with young Native American broadcast students among the most important things she does. Alli was a McCormick Tribune Foundation Fellow in 2007, completing the Executive Media Management program at the Northwestern University/Kellogg School of Management in association with the Medill School of Journalism. She was also a Poynter Institute Sensemaking Fellow. A fitness enthusiast, Alli is a MadDogg Spinning instructor and lives in New York and New Jersey with her family.  See Alli's on-camera hosting/reporting reels and other work, here.

Alli Hunter Joseph

Alli Hunter Joseph is an enrolled member of the Shinnecock Indian Nation in Southampton, NY.  She grew up as a “city Indian” in New York City, and an on-camera host, journalist/producer, family historian and published author, Alli frequently lectures and leads seminars on branding, oral history, and entrepreneurship.  She is currently Weekend Editor and a writer/producer/on-camera host for Salon.com. Alli developed her broadcast, journalism and marketing skills over many years' time working on-air, online, and in print for large media companies like Scripps (Food Network), Grey Worldwide, Margeotes, Fertitta & Partners, News Corporation, Viacom (VH1 and CBS News), Cablevision, WB, Hotjobs.com/Yahoo, AOL, Time Inc., and Hachette Filipacchi Media. As well, her book, "The Shaolin Way: Ten Modern Secrets of Survival from a Shaolin Grandmaster", was published by Harper Collins. She also programmed a Native American section at the Hamptons International Film Festival, sat on the board of the RTDNA (Radio and Television Digital News Association) as ex-officio representative for the Native American Journalists Association, and considers her advocacy work with young Native American broadcast students among the most important things she does. Alli was a McCormick Tribune Foundation Fellow in 2007, completing the Executive Media Management program at the Northwestern University/Kellogg School of Management in association with the Medill School of Journalism. She was also a Poynter Institute Sensemaking Fellow. A fitness enthusiast, Alli is a MadDogg Spinning instructor and lives in New York and New Jersey with her family.  See Alli's on-camera hosting/reporting reels and other work, here.

  • This week's highlighted Womxn Warrior is Shadiin Garcia Follow her & @womenwarriors52 #womxnwarriorswork… https://t.co/Vj9SCixJ1x
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This week's #WomenWarriorsWork spotlight is on Toni Brown, a warrior womxn for Indian education!

Toni is Italian/Portuguese from her father and Choctaw/Cherokee from her mother. Born and raised in northern California where she resides today, Toni is passionate about social justice issues, especially those facing Native children. She came to the field of Indian education with years of various experiences as a classroom volunteer, event and sports team manager, business owner, and most important of all: proud mother. 
Married to her best friend of 36 years, Don (California Miwok), Toni became involved in their sons' education from a young age. Placing high value and importance of knowing their own cultural traditions, as well as required school work, their children Dahlton (23) and Dahkota (18) both participated in Title VII Indian Education programs since elementary school.

Toni saw the importance of such work, and after years of working as a substitute student aide, she jumped at the opportunity to become an Indian Education Tutor through the Foothill Indian Education Alliance of California. For more than six years now, Toni has adapted her nurturing style of parenting to the classroom, where she considers many of her students to be "her kids." Her support for students doesn't end in the classroom; Toni has learned how to masterfully navigate the FAFSA college application and scholarship processes. Today, Toni works in multiple school settings and serves all high school Native youth in Amador County, California. 
Connect with Toni on IG & Twitter @Stanfordmom2 
Read more about Toni and other womxn warriors at https://www.womenwarriorswork.org/. @grownupnavajo @jacroessel @ramona_ramone @jodivoiceyellowfish @denisewickert @tanayawinder @noelaltaha
This week's Women Warriors Work spotlight is Jodi Burshia! 
Jodi Burshia (Laguna Pueblo, Diné, Hunkpapa Lakota, Assiniboine and Sioux) grew up among the Tohono O’otham People in southern Arizona. She attended the University of Arizona in Tucson where she earned a BA and MA.Ed before moving to Albuquerque to be closer to her home community of Laguna and pursue doctoral studies. She loves working in the classroom and has been an educator since 2000. Jodi strives to continue learning about and developing comprehensive and multidisciplinary approaches to educational, linguistic, and social justice disparities, especially in Indigenous communities.She is a member of the Native American Leadership in Education (NALE) doctoral cohort. She has a daughter that is the light of her life and keeps her on her toes!
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Women warriors will rise. In a world full of violence we will rise with love and compassion.
This week's Womxn Warrior Work spotlight is  Taylor Bennett-Begaye! She is a fellow New Mexican, Pueblo girl, and Native youth worker. Check out the work she does and signal boost this queen! -----------------

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