Nevada Rose Littlewolf

2016 Bush Fellow

  1. Location: Virginia, MN
  2. Term: 24 months

Nevada Littlewolf was the first Anishinaabe woman ever elected to the Virginia City Council and, at age 31, the only council member under the age of 55. That influential experience encouraged her to establish Rural and American Indigenous Leadership (RAIL), a nonprofit focused on growing women’s leadership in rural and indigenous communities. She wants to grow her ability to build RAIL into a nonprofit capable of serving a national audience. Nevada’s Bush Fellowship will provide her with the time and resources to finish her bachelor’s degree, explore positive women’s roles in other global indigenous cultures and seek additional training and coaching to build leadership skills.

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This Fellow’s journey has been an exciting and unexpected opportunity to learn more about myself, my potential and my community. The Bush Leadership Fellowship has…

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I am surprised by how completing my Bachelor’s Degree has loomed over me for so many years. I just completed my degree and graduated from…

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How has my understanding of leadership changed through my Fellowship to date? I have worked in developing my own leadership capacity at different stages in…

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It’s hard to believe this two-plus years of the Bush Fellow’s journey is coming to a close. I know that all I have experienced, learned…