The Warrior Project: I Travel Across Native America And Discuss Environmental Concerns

I have been traveling to various Native American territories to photograph children and discuss the environmental concerns that affect their communities. The children I photograph are not victims, they are change makers, activists, and future leaders.

They are warriors who carry the deep rooted power of their ancestors. My images and the accompanying testimonials by the children emphasize the urgency of taking action to ensure the earth is sustainable for the future generations.

More info: warriorchildren.com

Heart Rose

2 years old Narragansett, Blackfeet, Tuscarora, Saponi, Chinese

Emmarie

11 years old environmentalist. Ute (Uncompahgre), Navajo (Deer Spring and Bitter Water), English

Luca

7 years old Ohkay Owingeh, Narragansett, Blackfeet, Chinese

Pummukau.

6 years old protector of the Water. Narragansett

Quaye

Ohkay Owingeh, Narragansett, Blackfeet, Chinese

Nizhoni

2 years Navajo, Narragansett, Chickasaw, Choctaw, Ojibwe

Mahko

11 years old avid reader. Chiricahua Fort Sill Apache

Máshisha and Mishánogqus

One Narragansett

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