Al Rose is a musician and singer-songwriter born and raised in Chicago.

Andrea Martinez is the owner and manager of 'Next Evolution', an  indigenous coffeeshop in Schurz, Nevada. Out of her own experience and  journey of healing, she has created a coffeeshop mostly serving Native  foods and drinks, with contemporary creations, all based on natural  ingredients.

Doctor Dorene Wiese is the president of the American Indian  Association of Illinois (AIAI), which is located in Chicago, her  hometown.

Jhane Myers belongs to the Blackfeet Nation and to the Penetuckah  (sugar eater) and Yaparucah (root eater) bands of the Comanche Nation.  With a background in fashion design, she makes authentic jewelry,  traditional dolls, beadwork, and dance regalia, among others...

Cosmic Crisis is a music duo from Italy.

Benjamin Dittbrenner is an aquatic ecologist at Northeastern  University in Boston. He and a team of scientists relocated beavers from  lowland areas upstream, into the mountainous region of the Skykomish  river, in the state of Washington. Largely thanks to the construction of  dams by most of the animals, water temperatures cooled by about 2.3°  Celsius, even during the summer, and contributed to the natural return  of salmon into the river system. The program is one of many scientific  projects designed to address the effects of global warming, especially  in the Pacific Northwest.

Delbert Anderson is a Diné (Navajo) Jazz musician and trumpet player.

Harold Blacksmith is a Dakota elder and storyteller.

As a  cultural activist, Harold Blacksmith tries to revive and revitalize the  Dakota language, including in songs and lullabies, like the one he  performs here.

DJ Adrian Washika is one of Africa's most legendary and iconic DJ's.

Miriam Sagan is an award-winning poet, memoirist, novelist, teacher,  and text installation artist. She lives and works in Santa Fe, New  Mexico, where she has launched several projects recently in the fields  of community development, text installation art, and a haiku trail.