Natuv way Foundation Team
"Digital access is modern sovereignty. By expanding broadband, education, and technology in Indigenous communities, we are not just closing the digital divide, we are building a future where our people lead in innovation, self determination, and cultural preservation."
— Marique Moss (Hidatsa), President, NatuvWay Foundation
"The digital world should reflect Indigenous voices, leadership, and knowledge. NatuvWay Foundation is ensuring our communities are connected, empowered, and leading the way."
— Louisa Brown (Comanche), Board Chair, NatuvWay Foundation
"Language is more than words—it carries the history, identity, and spirit of a people. Through digital innovation, we are preserving Indigenous languages and making them accessible for future generations."
— Kevin Vrla, Digital Linguist Analyst, NatuvWay Foundation
"Every Indigenous community deserves access to the technology and digital tools that allow them to thrive. Our mission is to make that a reality, one connection at a time."
— Sabrina Quaza (White Mountain Apache), Tribal Outreach Director, NatuvWay Foundation
"Technology should empower, not replace tradition. We create digital infrastructure that strengthens Indigenous communities and preserves our ways of life."
— Arrin Paul (Shoshone), Director of Digital Infrastructure, NatuvWay Foundation
"Defending Indigenous sovereignty means protecting our digital spaces. Strengthening cybersecurity and infrastructure ensures our communities remain secure, connected, and in control of their own data."
— Frank Anthony, Director of Cybersecurity & Digital Defense, NatuvWay Foundation
