Our Leadership Board
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Carl Moore, Founding Member & Chairman
Carl Moore's father is Hopi and his mother is English, Irish,German,Mexican and Chemehuevi (Chi-mi-way-vee). He is a member of the Colorado River Indian Tribes in AZ. He is concerned about humanity as a whole and has used his platform of being a cultural lecturer and performer to dispel unfair stereotypes of Natives, to give all people an assurance of their value, and to bring his Creator glory. Carl and his wife have 7 children and a granddaughter. Carl majored in Political Science and minored in American Indian Studies at Utah Valley University. |
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Lindsay Beebe, Founding Member & Secretary
Lindsay moved to Salt Lake City five years ago, drawn West from New England because of Utah’s unparalleled natural beauty and outdoor recreation opportunities. Lindsay has a BS in Community & International Development from the University of Vermont. After exploring and enjoying Utah’s rugged landscape and wild places, she was inspired to find work protecting Utah’s environment and natural resources. For two and half years Lindsay worked for the Healthy Environment Alliance of Utah (HEAL Utah), first as an intern and later as the Outreach and Education Coordinator. Since 2015 Lindsay has been working to protect Utah’s air quality and climate as the Organizing Representative for the Utah Sierra Club’s Beyond Coal campaign. Lindsay credits her dedication to environmental and social justice to strong women who have influenced her from an early age. She seeks to educate and empower the public to take action to protect each other, and our shared home. Lindsay feels blessed to have found and help build the PANDOS community to be a strong voice for justice in Utah. |
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Dave John, Founding Member & Treasurer
Dave is part Tewa and Dine. He has been in carpentry most of his life, "I got my degrees at YouTube University tinkering with various things". Dave has served on the Title 7, Native American Events Inc, Utah League of Native American Voters, Pandos committees and he is also a Manager for the Salt Lake Comic Con. He enjoys doing volunteer work helping the community and the youth. |
Jennifer Boyce, MMIW+ Relatives Committee Chair
Jennifer moved to Salt Lake City to continue her career in community programming after receiving her graduate degree in public health from Indiana University-Purdue University. As a native woman from the Oglala Lakota, Garinfuna, Mayan and Arawak Tribes.
Having 5 family members who have been murdered, she has felt the impact of the Missing & Murdered Indigenous Women epidemic.
With PANDOS Missing & Murdered Indigenous Women + Relatives Committee she strives to help grieving families through empathy, solidarity, providing education about what has led to the issue of MMIW, also partnering with community members and other native led organizations to raise awareness about the issues of Missing & Murdered Indigenous People.
Jennifer moved to Salt Lake City to continue her career in community programming after receiving her graduate degree in public health from Indiana University-Purdue University. As a native woman from the Oglala Lakota, Garinfuna, Mayan and Arawak Tribes.
Having 5 family members who have been murdered, she has felt the impact of the Missing & Murdered Indigenous Women epidemic.
With PANDOS Missing & Murdered Indigenous Women + Relatives Committee she strives to help grieving families through empathy, solidarity, providing education about what has led to the issue of MMIW, also partnering with community members and other native led organizations to raise awareness about the issues of Missing & Murdered Indigenous People.
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Tom King - Technology Chair
Tom has lived in the Salt Lake Valley since his birth in 1957. He has participated in a variety of social justice and peace advocacy organizations over that time here. His deep and abiding respect for all life, combined with his proclivity for understanding "how things work", informs his efforts as Tech Chair. |
