Brave Heart Fellowship
Champions for Change
CA Native Youth Collective
Remembering Our Sisters
Building Communities of Hope
Creative Native
Democracy is Indigenous
Angelina Hinojosa (she/her) is an enrolled member of the Pinoleville Pomo Nation and dedicated youth leader, currently residing on traditional Miwok land in Sacramento, CA. At 19 years old, Angelina has already made a significant impact through her involvement in tribal communities and advocacy for Native rights. Growing up immersed in community engagement, she was recognized as a youth leader from a young age, speaking at protests and advocating for her people. Angelina is currently pursuing her undergraduate degree in Ethnic Studies at California State University, Sacramento, while serving in various leadership roles.
She has worked as an intern with Native Sisters Circle and the California Native Vote Project, as well as a CNAY ambassador for the California Native Youth Collective. Outside of her work, she is a California Traditional Dancer, Aztec Dancer and avid traveler, committed to both her cultural roots and community service.
About Angelina’s Project
During her time as a 2025 Remembering Our Sisters Fellow, Angelina plans to launch a multi-media initiative – “Voices of Strength” – that highlights the experiences and leadership of Native young people.