Chapter leaders

All Native American activists are under constant observation by the FBI. In the country in which freedom of expression is enshrined in the Constitution, the original inhabitants of this country are living in fear, when they express their opinions. For fear of reprisals just the leaders are willing to show their faces and tell their stories. I respect the decision of each individual.

Nebraska Chapter

My name is Stephanie Pauline Parker and I am a proud member of the Omaha Nation of Nebraska /Iowa. I come from the small bird clan (Tha’Ta’Da) my mother came from the Elk Clan (wezhiste') whom were the hereditary Chiefs and keepers of the tent of war. I was raised within the teachings of my families’ responsibilities and as an adult I carry this on. For many years I have collectively gathered and stored history of my tribe so I could preserve this for many generations to come. I have witnessed racism and seen the hardships this brings all natives throughout Native lands. At a young age I decided I would not be a conformist and I would not be a Christian. This has brought me to where I am today. I will always stand up to what I feel is wrong. I will continue to help the ones who don't have a voice or can't express themselves. As a chapter leader of the "United Urban Warrior Society " I stand beside all who will unite as one to oppose all who threaten the Indigenous , Native and First Nations way of lives and beliefs , those who capitalize off our natural resources and exploits our sacred items and places of worship . I also graduated with my AA degree of American Indian Studies. Which gave me the knowledge of federal Indian law and Policies. 

California Chapter

Mike Raccoon Eyes Kinney has been a Native Advocate for more Human & Civil Rights for Indian Country for more than 30 years. He is both an author and writer of both traditional & contemporary Indian Country. He is the San Francisco Bay Area delegate for the Inter-Tribal Council of California. And is the Chapter President of United Urban Warriors-Central California.

Ontario Chapter

My Name is Izzy Pangowish I’m from Wikwemikong Unseeded Indian Reserve on Manitoulin Island Ontario Canada. I come from the three fires confederacy. Odawa...Pottawanami...Ojibwa. I been raised from strictly since I was a child... I have a past of alcohol and criminal offences...from break n enter...To fights...and mischief. I learned allot at an early age in protesting at the age 17... I participated as a supporter growing up listening to stories what our elders had to share about our own peoples. Where they all said you all will have to make a stand and protect what rights we have left. I later became a POW wow singer I’m a lead singer for our own group call Spirit Bear Singers. I learned more each day about the struggles with our people in their communities as well as ours. I later requested to join UUWS but to operate in our own sector... It was great to start a group here after all people always come to see me saying Izzy we need you!!! Each day I’m out there on the front lines I think about my late Great uncle Eugene has said to me. Never stop fighting for our people I said I never will stop!! Our Harper war was nothing there’s a bigger war coming and it hasn't started yet but it will and will be ready!!!