On Wednesday, August 27, 2014, the White House will honor “Champions of Change,” veterans and their families who are doing extraordinary work across the country as leaders in entrepreneurship. These Champions have distinguished themselves by continuing to serve their country through their successful small businesses and non-profits that create jobs, spur economic growth, and help their communities.
One of these Champions of Change is Mitchelene BigMan from Pueblo, CO. Mitchelene BigMan is the President and Founder of Native American Women Warriors Organization (NAWW), the first ever recognized all Native American Women Color Guard. The purpose of NAWW is to bring recognition to all women veterans, especially those of Native American descent, and their contribution to the military. Mitchelene was awarded the Society of American Indian Government Employees (SAIGE) for her efforts in being a voice for Native American Women Veterans.
Congratulations Michelene and thank you for all that you do to care for our veterans!
Last Updated on August 14, 2016 by Paul G
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Tawodi'geya
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ndnsoldierboy
says:Congrats on getting the Honors from the White House.