INDIGENOUS PEOPLES' VOICE

Our guest this week is Daris Reno. Daris Reno also known as Niladvyi Hawini Tisqualvda, (Runnincreek). Daris is from the Cherokee Nation and follows her Cherokee traditions. She has lectured to groups both national and international on Cherokee history and the role of Cherokee women in their tribe. Daris is very committed to teaching that one can retain their heritage and still be successful in the everyday world. She believes that even though it is a delicate balance, one can achieve success! Daris is very committed to educating the communities about the Indigenous culture and helping the youth of today reach their dreams and goals.

Daris spends most of her time as a Private Public Relations Consultant for Nonprofits and Private Clients. She is a member of the B.E.S.T. Advisory Board regarding Human Trafficking Issues as an Inter-Tribal Consultant. She is a Public Relations Consultant for Entertainers, Inter-Tribal Relations Consultant and Certified Master Life Coach. Her expertise areas include Networking, Image Development, Employment Specialist, At Risk Youth Coaching, Fundraising, Event Planning and Not for Profit Development. Daris is one of the founding members of two Nonprofits serving Youth and Inter-Tribal Relations. She is involved with many community projects and serves on Not for Profit Boards statewide. Daris created and chaired the Carmelfest has Talent in the State of Indiana, Past Chair of Entertainment for Carmel International Arts Festival along with other events within the community. Daris has also served on advisory committees for local magazines, and businesses along with acting in local Native American plays.She has served as a Domestic Violence Advocate within the courts and as a private coach for Domestic Violence Survivors. She has owned many types of businesses and currently is the CEO of Diverse Consulting and Coaching Institute.