Verna Williamson Teller

Verna Williamson-Teller - Former Governor of Isleta Pueblo, 1986-1990.Owner of AVT Enterprises, a 100% Indian-owned consulting firm specializing in providing training and technical assistance to tribes, tribal members and other organizations on tribal governance and professional development.She is currently serving as a board member on the Los Alamos National Laboratories External Advisory Council and the New Mexico Environmental Law Center.

Today , Verna Williamson-Teller , former governor of Isleta Pueblo , will speak on The Ultimate Payout-Tribal Sovereignty..6 pm at Hotel Santa Fe , 1501 Paseo de Peralta.505-466-2775.

Aug 7-8Whitehawk Associates' 10th Annual Antique Old West & Country Show promises every Western collectible imaginable , and then some.Your childhood dreams of owning cowboy boots , spurs , and saddles can now easily be fulfilled-plus , load up on quilts , pottery , Western paintings , and books to help your imagination about the Old West run wild.Sweeney Center in Santa Fe.505-992-8929.

Verna Williamson-Teller, former Isleta Governor and Lela Kaskalla, former Nambe Pueblo Governor talked about their experiences at the Indian Pueblo Cultural Center on Saturday.

The Staff and Board of the New Mexico Environmental Law Center would like to extend their most heartfelt congratulations to our client, Picuris Pueblo and our Board Member Verna Williamson Teller.
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Verna Williamson Teller, who has been a Law Center Board Member since 1997, has been awarded the prestigious Alston /Bannerman Fellowship, which is awarded to activists of color who have worked for many years to promote justice.Verna has been a tireless advocate not only in her home of Isleta Pueblo, but on a national and global scale.

Verna Williamson-Teller, former Governor, Isleta Pueblo

New Mexico Endowment for the Humanities Project Manager,

Native Peoples-Native Homeland Initiative, University of New

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August 6 Verna Williamson-Teller, former Governor, Isleta Pueblo

Project Manager, Native Peoples-Native Homeland Initiative,

University of New Mexico Earth Data Analysis Center

The Law Center would like to express its heartfelt gratitude to Linda Siegle and Verna Williamson Teller, who have served on our board of directors for eight and seven years, respectively.
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Thank you, Linda and Verna, and we wish you well in your other endeavors!