Temashio Anderson is of the Dine' Nation of New Mexico and the Clear Lake Band of Pomo Indians from northern California. Anderson, is also a gradutate of Northern Arizona University with a B.A. in Environmental Science and a B.A. in Applied Indigenous Studies.  Currently, Anderson is a graduate student at Kansas University.

Anderson, is also a member of the Native Movement in his past works in community activism and organizing and leading the Student Native Movement Club of NAU campus.

Anderson, has been a key component in the past in both the Black Mesa Water Coalition and the Save The Peaks Movement.

Anderson, is a professional speaker on topics of environmental protection and uranium studies. Also a speakers on the subject of substance abuse prevention / violence prevention and a coordinator of sustainablility trainings and workshops.

Past Speaking Engagements and Workshops:

• Kansas State University Sustainability Conference
• Tloh Kin Straw Bale Workshop
• Hopi Youth Probation Co-Facilitation
• Corn Pollen Path Youth Camp Presenter
• Peace & Balance Co-Facilitator

 News Links:

Trip to Seberia

Global Indigenous Nations Studies

AIS Newsletter Fall 2005