The IDHA is comprised of members from 11 countries in five continents and in the seven regions represented in the United Nations Permanent Forum of Indigenous Peoples.
The Alliance is comprised of one Leader, one coordinator, and more than 20 other independent members who contribute with their knowledge, experience, and expertise to conduct research, advocacy, and technical assistance for global, national, and community authorities to protect, respect, and include Indigenous rights.
Members and Affiliations
Alejandro Bermudez-del-Villar - Cedar Rock Alliance
Allison Kelliher - Johns Hopkins University*
Amina Amharech - Amazigh Indigenous leader and activist*
Benjamin Olmedo - Guardian Health/Indigenous PACT*
Dave Panana - Indigenous PACT*
Donald Warne - Johns Hopkins University*
Emma Rawson-Te-Patu - President-Elect, World Foundation of Public Health Associations
Jacqueline Mercer - Native American Rehabilitation Association of the Northwest
Jacob Taylor - PhD Student, University of North Dakota*
Jami Bartgis - One Fire Associates*
Jared Ellsworth - State of New Mexico*
Lola Marina Juan - Maya Q’anjob’al Leader
Loretta Gray-Cloud - Johns Hopkins University*
Maia Drouet-Manufekai - New Caledonia Indigenous leader*
Mariam Wallet Aboubakrine - University of Ottawa*
Myra Parker - University of Washington*
Nicole Redvers - University of Western Ontario*
Papaarangi Reid - University of Auckland*
Seira Duncan - International Arctic Science Committee*
Stacy Bohlen - National Indian Health Board*
Toni Lodge - NATIVE Project*
Vivian Tatiana Camacho Hinojosa - Quechua Midwife*
Zaira Zambelli Taveira - Arramat Project
*Indigenous peoples