Gerald Vizenor

Writer, Scholar & Distinguished Professor of American Studies at the University of New Mexico

Wes Studi

Award-Winning Native American Actor

Suzan Shown Harjo

Cheyenne-Holdulgee Muscogee Activist, Poet, Writer, Lecturer & Curator

Fulfilling Her Promise: Museums Honor Native Rights Advocate Suzan Harjo

Tonia Jo Hall

Native-American Comedian & Soon-to-be Lakota Language Teacher

Felipe Rose

Best Known as the Native American Indian Attired Vocalist in the World Famous Group Village People

Diane Humetewa

First Female Native-American Federal Judge

Billy Mills

Second Native American to Win an Olympic Gold Medal & Co-Founder of Running Strong for American Indian Youth

Thomas King

Award-Winning First Nations Writer

Notah Begay

Professional Golfer, Golf Analyst

Branscombe Richmond

Highly Recognizable Native American Actor, Stuntman and Singer

Graham Greene

Native Canadian Actor Known for "Dances with Wolves" & "The Twilight Saga"

Camille Seaman

National Geographic Contributing Photographer, TED Senior Fellow and Stanford Knight Fellow; Owner of Camille Seaman Photography

Chad "Corntassel" Smith

Principal Chief, Cherokee Nation

Famous Dave Anderson

America's Rib King; Founder of the Famous Dave's and Old Southern BBQ Smokehouse Restaurant Chains

Jon Waterhouse

Explorer at National Geographic Society

Bianca Lawson

Actress Best Known for Saved by the Bell: The New Class, Goode Behavior and Pretty Little Liars

Matt Mann and The Shine Runners

American Rock/Blues Band

Lorna Dee Cervantes

Award-Winning Voice in Chicana Literature, Feminist & Activist Poet

Alex Rice

Actress Known for Her Role as Sue Clearwater in "The Twilight Saga"

Taboo

Grammy Award-Winning Musician with the Black Eyed Peas