by Dan Sanchez | Apr 28, 2025 | American Indian, Marcus Harrison Jr.
Pershlie “Perci” Ami, a member of the Hopi/Tewa Tribe, from the Village of Walpi, AZ, is the epitome of servant leadership and a deserving recipient of the Marcus Harrison Jr. Leadership Award. Perci is not only active in her community, her efforts impact individuals...
by Dan Sanchez | Apr 28, 2025 | American Indian, Marcus Harrison Jr.
Tona has been assisting people with disabilities in obtaining their education and employment goals for 33 years. After college graduation her first professional job was as an Art Educator at a private residential school for youth who were rehabilitating from substance...
by Dan Sanchez | Apr 10, 2024 | Marcus Harrison Jr.
From left to right: Jim E. Warne, Treva Roanhorse, recipient; and Kimberly Yellow Robe Treva Roanhorse, a member of the Navajo Nation, is fluent in the Navajo language and has a strong value of Navajo traditional culture and way of life. She resides in Tohatchi, New...
by John Beaubien | Feb 10, 2021 | Marcus Harrison Jr.
Eileen Tohonnie2020 Marcus Harrison LeadershipAward recipient Eileen Tohonnie has made a significant impact over the past 28+ years as a passionate advocate for people with disabilities, especially American Indian persons with disabilities. Eileen is a member of the...
by John Beaubien | Feb 9, 2021 | Marcus Harrison Jr.
Anya Corzo2019 Marcus Harrison LeadershipAward recipient Anya Corzo emerged onto the Arizona disability scene in 2014, when she was elected by her peers to serve on the Leadership Team for Arizona Youth Leadership Forum (AZYLF), from which she is a distinguished...
