Services

  Virtual and in-person book talks for published work including: Indigenous Sovereignty in the 21st Century: Knowledge for the Indigenous Spring (2014,  Florida Academic Press) and Guided by the Mountains: Navajo Political Philosophy and Governance (2017,  Oxford University Press). 

 Consultation with a focus on the following: Environmental Policy, Indigenous Science, Federal Indian Law and Policy, Indigenous Economic Development, Indigenous Research Methods, Tribal Government, and Indigenous Human Rights 

 Virtual and in-person presentations regarding indigenous academia and activism, indigenous sovereignty and uprising, indigenous innovations and solutions, and the importance and modern day applications of traditional indigenous knowledge. 

  Visibility Consultation for indigenized brand development and reinforcement; marketing strategy; social media management; public relations guidance;  and promotional approaches for products and projects where ethics and integrity are at the forefront . 

 Workshop facilitation and visual translating services include the orchestration of conversations, activities, panel discussions and round-tables; as well as the integration of art and music into information/knowledge dissemination. 

 Presentations focused on community-based participatory research, grassroots organizing, and small business development on tribal lands. This service aims to empower local community members to lead their own research investigations, launch entrepreneurial ventures and collaborate for impact. 

 For those who love the great outdoors, portable power packs are the perfect companion during hunting, fishing, trail riding and rodeo seasons. Take one of these light-weight, quiet power stations along with you, and you'll always be able to charge your electronic devices - no matter where you are.  

  Living off-grid is a choice for many. It's a life that comes with peace and quiet. However, it's also really nice to have electricity to read a book, write, or do homework. For those who make their living taking photos or making videos, solar power stations are a great way to charge batteries and tech. Plus, it's clean, renewable and affordable! 

  Many people travel far from home to make a living for their families. Some people do construction in rural areas, others follow the pow-wow circuit, or set up as roadside vendors. Everyone finds themself needing energy to charge up their tools or phones. Portable power is the way!