- ‘Ana Fonongava’inga Stringer
- Aissa Yazzie
- Alana Quintasket
- Amanda Millin
- Azure Boure
- Barbara Wilson
- Beangka Elliott
- Brenda Asuncion
- Buster Landin
- Caroline Ammons
- Charlene Krise
- Cherie Kauahi
- Chris Whitehead
- Courtney Greiner
- Dana Lepofsky
- Darcy Mathews
- Darren Lerner
- Darren Okimoto
- Elizabeth Campbell
- Elizabeth Unsell
- Emily Akamine
- Emily Buckner
- Emma Norman
- Ginny L. Eckert
- Jamie Donatuto
- Janine Ledford
- Jay Mills
- Jennifer Nu
- Jodie Toft
- Joe Williams
- Julie Barber
- Kai Fox
- Karen Grosskreutz
- Katy Hintzen
- Kenneth Weitzel
- Kevin Chang
- Kim Moa
- Laural Ballew
- Leigh Engel
- Lindsey Pierce
- Mackenzie Grinnell
- Malia Heimuli
- Marco Hatch
- MaryAnn Wagner
- Maya Guttman
- Melissa Good
- Melissa Poe
- Miwa Tamanaha
- Myk Heidt
- Nicole Norris
- Octavio Alonso Cruz Coto
- Olivia Horwedel
- Raymond Paddock III
- Robin Little Wing Sigo
- Rosa Laucci
- Rosie Alegado
- Ryan Crim
- Sonia Ibarra
- Timothy Ballew Sr.
- Tylo Kennedy
- Viviane Barry
- Wally Ito

Sonia Ibarra is the Tamata Program Co-Coordinator and a Postdoctoral Fellow with the University of Alaska Fairbanks College of Fisheries and Ocean Sciences. She specializes in facilitating Indigenous knowledge with Western science, community-based participatory research, decolonizing processes, and more. Sonia works to prioritize Indigenous communities in the fields of science in order to share and elevate such cultural experiences for these communities.