Quannah Chasinghorse
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Quannah Chasinghorse, hailing from Eagle Village, Alaska, has made significant strides in the fashion world while fiercely advocating for Indigenous rights and environmental protection. As a Han Gwich’in and Sicangu/Oglala Lakota, her heritage profoundly influences her activism and modeling career.
Known for her standout presence in high-profile fashion engagements, Quannah uses her visibility to champion Indigenous sovereignty and environmental causes. She has been featured in campaigns for Polo Ralph Lauren and Fear of God, and has walked the runways for Chanel and Chloé. She has spoken eloquently about the importance of land protection and the ongoing struggles faced by Indigenous communities, emphasizing the need to uphold and celebrate Indigenous traditions in modern spaces.
Her advocacy is not limited to speeches; it is integral to her professional engagements. She insists on genuine representation and refuses to compromise her cultural identity, making it clear that her partnerships in the fashion industry must honor her entire persona, which includes her activist commitments and Indigenous heritage.
Quannah’s influence extends beyond the runway, as she engages in direct activism, participating in climate rallies and advocating for legislation to protect sacred lands. Her work, deeply rooted in her background and values, inspires both her community and the broader public, promoting a message of resilience and empowerment
