thephotosocietyのインスタグラム(thephotosociety) - 3月17日 01時03分

Video and Photo by by @rubensalgadoescudero //
“It’s important for us to be role models for women, and more importantly, Native American women who are still very underrepresented in the sciences.” -KeNeda Randall, project manager and engineering Senior student.

For the last week I’ve had the honor of working with these inspiring, intelligent, and fierce Navajo women. As engineering students at Ft. Luis College in Colorado (The school with the highest rate of graduating Native American students in the sciences across the US) they aim to use their passion & newly developed skills to give back to their community. For the last school-year, they learned to design solar-panel array systems.  Most of these students grew up on the Navajo Reservation across New Mexico and Arizona, many without access to electricity or running water. 
During their Spring Break, instead of taking a week off as most students do across the country, these women spent the last week installing solar power systems in homes within their own communities in the Eastern Agency on the Navajo Nation. 
It’s time to champion initiatives like this and the women who are leading the world by example. 
This is a work in progress chapter of my ongoing project “Solar Portraits” in the Americas, thanks to @insidenatgeo Explorer’s Grant.
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