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Amoreina Espinosa

Amoreina Espinosa

Fort Lewis College

  • Biology

My name is Amoreina Espinosa I am Indigenous Mexica-Nahuatl and Anishinaabe from Red Lake. I was born and raised in Minnesota. My major is Biology with a minor in Physics. The land we live on is essential for life, I am interested in cultivating the environment we live in and making it better for future generations.I am co-founder of the International Indigenous Youth Council-Twin Cities Chapter, I am an active chapter representative. I enjoy dancing, I am apart of Traditional Mexica-Aztec group, Kalpulli Yaocenoxtl in Minnesota. I also enjoy the outdoors and swimming where I can find a spot.

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