Tai Simpson works in anti-racism education and community organizing. She calls on her non-native audience to embody “old ways” when voting, teaching, and living in the world. Tai is a warrior and storyteller working in anti-racism education and community organizing. She is a direct descendant of Chief Redheart of the Nez Perce tribe and a tireless advocate for social justice. Tai is well-loved and supported by a four-legged, amber-eyed "Gunner." She enjoys sunshine, dogs, and wine. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community.

“If there is one term that I do not like to be called, it is American Indian.”

Seven Native American girls debunk the common misconceptions about their culture.

What do Native Americans prefer to be called?

“It’s a preference. I personally like to be called Indigenous.”

Indigenous people explain reservations and debunk common misconceptions.

Tony Tekaroniake Evans, an award-winning reporter, author and enrolled citizen of the Mohawk Nation, talks about the history of Native Americans in the Sun Valley Area.