Pandos
Advocating for Indigenous Sovereignty Across Turtle Island

We Are an All Volunteer Led Group
We aspire to be good relatives.
We are passionate individuals focused on healing ourselves and our communities. Pandos peacefully advocates for basic human and environmental rights, and Indigenous rights. By organizing support and education, we encourage dialogue and the protection of our shared home. We are a diverse group of both native and non-native people who are passionate about working together to ensure this mission.

Truth-Telling

Visibility

Education
A Little Bit About Us
We are builders, visionaries, caretakers, weavers, and storytellers.
The way we design our collaborative is through voices of Indigenous people. We have representation from the tribal nations Navajo/Dineh, Oglala Lakota, Arawak, Mayan, Garifuna, Choctaw, Haliwa-Saponi, Hopi, Mexican, Chemehuevi, and Tewa.

Carl Moore
Visionary

Dave John
Builder

Jennifer Boyce
Board Chair

Michelle Brown
Leader

Lindsey Beebe
Builder

Tom King
Builder

Dee Platero
Builder

Hailey Haffey
Builder

Rashena Hooper
Builder

Leanne Rye Brock
Builder
Get in Touch. Get Involved.
We respect all Indigenous ways of knowing. We look forward to building community with you.
435 West 800 South Salt Lake City, Utah
info@pandos.org
Testimonials
I attended a discussion at BYU with PANDOS MMIW+ where I learned about manifest destiny and the Indigenous experience. The discussion enlightened me and opened histories that I never knew about of Indigenous people in the United States. I liked the experience because it was very frank with the facts. They allowed us to ask questions to better understand from our relative cultural perspectives how this history is important and how it has affected generations. The discussion was done in a manner of mutual understanding and not with a feeling of opposition.
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Learn More About What We Do
We are a diverse group and appreciate all talents. One day we may meet with political leaders, and the next, make breakfast for our Unsheltered Relatives. See our work in action and learn about our most urgent community issues.