Our Team (IndigPoli)
Autumn Eaglespeaker, Indigenous Engagement Consultant
Jesús Tinoco Landero, Design and Research Consultant
Autumn Eaglespeaker, Indigenous Engagement Consultant
Autumn EagleSpeaker, a two-spirit Afro-Indigenous individual from the Blood Tribe of the Blackfoot Confederacy, holds a BA in International Indigenous Studies from the University of Calgary. Currently serving as the Executive Director of Making Treaty 7 and is the Co-Founder of Authentically Indigenous, a platform promoting Indigenous
Autumn EagleSpeaker, a two-spirit Afro-Indigenous individual from the Blood Tribe of the Blackfoot Confederacy, holds a BA in International Indigenous Studies from the University of Calgary. Currently serving as the Executive Director of Making Treaty 7 and is the Co-Founder of Authentically Indigenous, a platform promoting Indigenous arts and crafts. Her dedication to uplifting Indigenous women and empowering youth is commendable, reflecting her passion for effective policy development and the advancement of Indigenous people in the Arts and Talent sector. Autumn has been a friend and colleague of Joshua since Junior high school, often working together on many projects like sitting on the UMAYC Board for five years together provide large grants to various Indigenous youth programs in Calgary and the Treaty 7 area.
Our Team
Jesús Tinoco Landero, Design and Research Consultant
Autumn Eaglespeaker, Indigenous Engagement Consultant
Our team at Indigenous Politics (IndigPoli) is made up of highly skilled professionals with diverse backgrounds. We work together to provide our clients with tailored solutions that meet their unique needs. Meet our team and learn more about our individual areas of expertise.
Jesús Tinoco Landero, Design and Research Consultant
Jesús Tinoco Landero, Design and Research Consultant
Jesús Tinoco Landero, Design and Research Consultant
Jesús Tinoco-Landero, hailing from Nicaragua, is on a journey to explore his Indigenous heritage. With over 15 years of involvement in the Indigenous community, he has volunteered for various Indigenous events and embraced his partner's traditional practices. His extensive experience in Oil and Gas administration, coupled with his advoc
Jesús Tinoco-Landero, hailing from Nicaragua, is on a journey to explore his Indigenous heritage. With over 15 years of involvement in the Indigenous community, he has volunteered for various Indigenous events and embraced his partner's traditional practices. His extensive experience in Oil and Gas administration, coupled with his advocacy for Indigenous representation, showcases his commitment to empowering Indigenous voices. Jesús actively engages in political initiatives supporting Indigenous causes, demonstrating his dedication to the Indigenous Peoples Commission and related bodies. He has a BA in History and has taken the Indigenous Canada certificate through the University of Alberta, and he continues to educate himself on Indigenous history and current issues facing First Nations, Métis and Inuit people. He has worked closely with Joshua at IndigPoli, providing advice on various political initiatives.