 We are thrilled and honored to announce Julia Bogany, a member of the Tongva tribe, as NICWA's highest honor, the Champion for Native Children. Ms. Bogany consistently volunteers to teach, attends meetings, is on Tribal Council, and serves as a Cultural Consultant at the tribe. She has worked for over 20 years providing Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorders (FASD), Indian Child Welfare Act (ICWA) trainings, and workshops in her community. She is a strong advocate for youth and is using her knowledge and experience to greatly improve the lives of generations to come.
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10/27/2019 04:17:23 am
Being a champion at something is the best. I want to be a champion, and that is what is what I set myself up to do. I know that if I try hard, then I can at least have a shot at it. Personally, I feel like there are lots of people who will not succeed that easily, though. I know that I just need to do something with my life. I hope that I can be a champion at the thing that I love. 6/3/2021 03:23:19 pm
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AuthorJulia Bogany is a teacher, activist, and member of the Tongva tribe dedicated to the teaching, revitalization, and visibility of Tongva language and culture. Archive
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