Professional surfer and stand-up paddle board Izzi Gomez photographed in San Clemente, California
Real estate agent cum stand-up comedian Lukas Seely photographed in Billings, Montana
Artist and papermaker Amos Paul Kennedy, Jr. photographed outside of his printing press in Detroit, Michigan
Ian Teller photographed in the Navajo Nation in Tsaile, Arizona He is the founder of the “When Natives Vote” initiative, a Native youth-led effort focused on voter engagement and empowering Indigenous communities through civic participation
Henry “Ozuya” Crow photographed in Rapid City, South Dakota. He is a community organizer and activist who stood on the frontlines at Standing Rock, advocating for water protection, land rights and tribal sovereignty
Priestess Ava Kay Jones photographed in New Orleans, Louisiana. She is a key figure in preserving the city's spiritual and cultural heritage, and a passionate advocate for social justice, community empowerment and the reclamation of African heritage in New Orleans
Louis "Louie" Schacht and his father Henry F. Schacht photographed at their citrus farm in Vero Beach, Florida. Louie is a third-generation citrus grower and the owner and general manager of Schacht Groves, a family-operated citrus business in Vero Beach, Florida
Farmers photographed at Grow Dat in New Orleans, Louisiana. Grow Dat is a non profit organization in New Orleans run by Julie Gables which teaches farming practices and leadership skills to young people
Kelkiyana Yazzie photographed at the Grand Canyon in Arizona. A native of the Navajo Nation, she serves as the Tribal Program Coordinator for Grand Canyon National Park, where she works to honor the generations of tribal presence and knowledge through the park’s rich environmental and educational programming
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