Fields, Camargo and Indigenous representation
TUM linked a profile in which GU’s Celia Camargo reflected on crewing Yatika Starr Fields at the 2022 Western States and supporting Indigenous voices.
Organization
Rising Hearts works with race organizers and Indigenous communities through its Running on Native Lands initiative. The program combines land acknowledgements with community partnerships, education and practical support intended to make running events more inclusive and accessible.
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TUM linked a profile in which GU’s Celia Camargo reflected on crewing Yatika Starr Fields at the 2022 Western States and supporting Indigenous voices.
The 2026 fundraiser named the Washoe and Nisenan Tribes and promised dollar-for-dollar matching up to $3,000. TUM placed it within Rising Hearts / Running on Native Lands work and recalled Yatika Starr Fields’ 2022 race-art collaboration; the ceiling was not money already raised.
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TUM linked a profile in which GU’s Celia Camargo reflected on crewing Yatika Starr Fields at the 2022 Western States and supporting Indigenous voices.
SourceNamed in 2026 matching-donation campaign context
The 2026 fundraiser named the Washoe and Nisenan Tribes and promised dollar-for-dollar matching up to $3,000. TUM placed it within Rising Hearts / Running on Native Lands work and recalled Yatika Starr Fields’ 2022 race-art collaboration; the ceiling was not money already raised.
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Reported 2026-06-12
Western States described a dollar-for-dollar match up to $3,000 for the named Washoe and Nisenan communities. The ceiling is a pledge, not an amount already raised; the 2022 art collaboration is historical.
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