2019 ANNUAL REPORT INSIDE

Letter From the President/CEO Mission Reflections Impact Special Projects Snapshot Mentor Fellow Update Native Nation Partnerships Financial Board of Directors Thank You to Supporters “Bessie,” glass bead weaving, Mentor Artist Fellow joint project, Will Wilson & Samantha Tracy, 2019 10-Year Anniversary “Corn Maiden,” Wall mural at Nativo Lodge, Mentor Artist Fellow joint project, Jason Garcia, & David Naranjo, 2019 mission equity advances Arts Foundation The Native and Cultures the power of arts knowledge, focusing on and cultural communities and Native strengthen to and collaboration Indian, Native social change with American positive promote peoples in the United States. Hawaiian, and Alaska Native , provided several several , provided The Indigenous arts Indigenous The and peoples Native of the cultures strong States are of the United despite the and thriving, and stereotypical invisibility prevail that misrepresentations The Native the country. across Arts Foundation and Cultures appreciation sincere expresses our friends, artists,to and continually communities for working inspiring us and truth Native advance to together could not We and knowledge. continued do our work without support and encouragement the donors and from Language Arts Movement and Culture opportunities for community engagement with activities designed to create opportunities create designed to for community engagement with activities of Tribes Confederated about language among the Yakima, awareness and Umatilla tribes. Springs, Warm tenth anniversary since we opened our doors, NACF’s marked Last year our work. 2020 will continue our review and a time to of reflection, a year year of programming, our first mark from anniversary as it is the ten-year which began in 2010. support relationships deepening for your to and look forward thank you We and fostering new collaborations. Me ka mahalo nui (with deep gratitude), Hawaiian) (Native Arquette Lulani President/CEO ArtsNative Foundation, and Cultures T. Lulani Arquette (President/CEO) Arquette Lulani T. deeply grateful! are made NACF We possible. foundations who have and engaged in the Wakanim on our past ten years During 2019, we reflected while also continuing important, our strategic planning process, Journey artists many growth learned of the extraordinary and We programming. of our awards. experienced as a result communities have of Grand Ronde, the Burns Tribes with the Confederated worked have We of Warm Tribes and the Confederated the Klamath Tribes, Tribe, Paiute Nation Partnerships in 2019. One our Native programming Springs through the of these projects, message from the PRESIDENT / CEO IMPACT survey reflections: survey results:

The Native Arts and Cultures Foundation (NACF) was humbled and grateful this year. We have gratitude for all who have made our work possible for the past ten years 92% of artists said there was an and who have contributed their time, creativity, courage, resources, and invaluable increase in capacity to develop their feedback. 92% projects We used the Wakanim Journey, our strategic planning process, as a way to connect with past awardees, artists and organizations who we have worked with since our first award cycle in 2010. We surveyed past fellows and organizations who we have 74% of awardees indicated that funded and worked with to identify our strengths and areas for growth. We learned their most serious concern was the that our collaboration with and support for Native artists over the past decade helped 74% close to 70% of our awardees leverage even more support from other organizations environment (e.g. land stewardship, in the form of grants, awards, fellowships, and residencies. These collaborations protection of natural resources, also helped awardees build or sacred sites, climate change) increase new audiences and patrons, effectively growing their partnership network. 72% of organization respondents The artists and organizations surveyed also revealed areas 72% indicated preservation, revitalization where NACF could expand. and/or protection of culture as a One area that we feel strongly priority (e.g. food ways, language, about is catalyzing Native traditional arts/culture practices, etc.) artists and culture bearers to influence positive social, cultural, and environmental change. Moving forward, 70% of artists said they experienced we also want to create an increase in other grants and more opportunities to 70% connect Native artists and opportunities organizations with other resources through training, networking, and public Adrian Wall (Jemez Pueblo), artist and NACF Board member relations. 58% of fellows responded that perceptions, accuracy, and awareness As part of our advocacy and thought leadership efforts, NACF staff facilitated, 58% about Native Peoples was important presented, or sponsored ten panel presentations in 2019 at national conferences and major art institutions. Of the topics explored were issues of identity, the environment and climate change, women as culture bearers and leaders in the arts, and the intersection of art and social justice issues affecting Indigenous communities. For 53% of artists said NACF could better 2020, we vow to continue our commitment to shift the narrative of Native peoples serve their work by convening with and to increase the reach of arts to impact social change. 53% peers and/or communities special projects PROGRAMS Public Programs - Artist(Brazil) Exhibition ArtExhibition - Art Exhibition ’

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- Art Exhibition Film Post Production Post Film Film Post Production Production Post Film Wisdom of the Elders, Inc. Programs Public - The Native Wisdom Documentary Film Series Ke Kukui Foundation Kukui Ke Four Days of Aloha Hawaiian Festival Associates, Inc. Kua`aina Traditions - Ancestral Ink: A Symposium Honoring Indigenous Tattoo Portland Art Museum Akunnittinni: A Kinngait Family Portrait - Seattle Office of Arts and Culture Illahee Fund Fiscal Sponsor: Na’ah Southwestern Association for Indian Arts 2019 Sante Fe Indian Market Signal Fire Artist Apprentices - Mentor White Pelican Pod: Indigenous Artist Retreat Fellow WE SUPPORTED WE Artists Indian Inc. (AMERINDA) American - The Heart Stays PerformingAssociation of Arts Professionals Programs - Public Arts Professionals Conference Association of Performing (ATALM) & Museums Libraries Archives, Tribal Association of - Public Programs International Conference ATALM & Artists K. Morgan Christopher Programs - Public Professionals Association of Performing Arts Film, LLC Conscience Point Conscience Point - Global First Nations Performance Network and Symposium First Nations Dialogues - Convening Honolulu Biennial Foundation - Public Programs Honolulu Biennial 2019 Honolulu Museum of Art - Public Programs Honolulu Biennial 2019 Jim Denomie Sesc_Videobrasil Bienal de Arte Contemporânea

As part of NACF’s ongoing work to advocate for advocate ongoing work to As part of NACF’s artistsNative or we facilitated and organizations, of arts the reach to that increase events sponsored opportunitiesimpact social change and promote of Indigenous accurate narrative for a more peoples. Native Nation Partnerships Nation Native The Community Inspiration Program Partnerships (NNP) supports organizations Native engage to homelands working on tribal and Native a social artcommunities through project. Outreach & Engagement Outreach within the context exist strengths work and NACF’s 2019, we connected In of our communities. and tribal 138 organizations with and worked national and local, regional, organizations, and educational agencies, funders government institutions. Awards Special Project local, a wide range of NACF awarded This year our that share and national organizations regional build capacity to the demonstrated vision, and have artsa flourishing Native and cultural landscape. Artist Panels & Events In June of 2019, the 2018 Mentor Artist Artist the 2018 Mentor In June of 2019, completed of apprentices cohort Fellowship their 12-month program with a week-long Ka’ila Farrell-Smith and residency led by funded in part by The residency, Signal Fire. Indigenous was designed to connect NACF, artists with sacred cultural sites and the natural During a backcountry. of Oregon’s beauty trip across Southern backcountry seven-day visited Crater Lake, the apprentices Oregon, Hart at extensively and hiked Summer Lake, Mountain Antelope Refuge.

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Drawing inspiration from a inspiration from Drawing maoli kānaka by poem written called Kalahele artist Imaikalani the 2019 Honolulu “Manifesto,” in the Biennial was deeply rooted of Indigenous peoples. concerns Make “To title, The exhibition’s considered Wrong/Right/Now” as a way of rectifying ancestry This year, injustices. colonial Cultures Arts and the Native with partnered Foundation (NACF) the Honolulu Biennial Foundation, Art the Honolulu Museum of Pineapple Rainbow (HoMA), and Engaging the Foundation, Senses Foundation to present artist fellows of NACF a cohort during the Biennial. —who presented the (Native Hawaiian)—who Chiharu Shiota, Honolulu Biennial, 2019. Picutred with Chiharu Shiota, Honolulu Biennial, 2019. Picutred “Crossroads,” Nina Tonga. Honolulu Biennial 2019 Co-Curator, of the Biennial, during the opening weekend events presented several NACF Akootchook Allison Fellow Artist National by including a hip-hop performance and panel plus exhibitions (Iñupiaq) at the opening ceremony, Warden Among the and the Biennial. HoMA at both artist fellows NACF presentations by exhibiting (Seneca), Watt Marie were at HoMA exhibiting Artist Fellows National of the intersection that explores Bubble)”—a piece “Companion Species (Speech Kapulani and personal agency—and, political issues, engagement, community more than one featured Kā’elo” “Au’a, whose work Hawaiian), Landgraf (Native portrait every Superimposed over Hawaiian leaders. hundred portraits of Native “I which means He Hawaii au mau a mau”, – American are not “We was the phrase from an impassioned speech by This phrase comes and ever.” am Hawaiian forever at exhibited Fellows Other NACF Haunani-Kay Trask. Hawaiian activist the Native Nicholas Galanin (Tlingit/Unanga Artist Fellow Mentor were HoMA collective Postcommodity. collective panel discussion focused presented a NACF On the last day of the opening events, of art and social justice at the cross-section Hawaiian artists working on Native Panelists Islands. of the Hawaiian Indigenous communities affecting efforts Native Kapulani Landgraf (Native Hawaiian), Artist Fellow included National Hawaiian Artist Akamine Fellow Bernice to the rising rates of homeless installation “Ku’u One Hānau” calling attention (Native Hawaiian), Maika’i Tubbs Artist Fellow Hawaiian Native Hawaiians—and, on environmental issues and the philosophical Stories” focused “Toy whose work trash and treasure. divide between

HONOLULU BIENNIAL HONOLULU special projects PROGRAMS “Standing Rock 2016”, oil on canvas, Jim Denomie, 2018 National Artist Fellow Artist National Fellow was (Ojibwe) Jim Denomie Indigenous one of nine an through artists selected the for open call process Art 21st Contemporary . Biennial Sesc_Videobrasil team reviewed The curatorial from artists 2,280 submissions countries, of 105 different The only 55 artists. selecting Imagined theme, Biennial’s aimed to bring Communities, faced to challenges attention across many communities by The Biennial opened the globe. in the city 2019, 9, on October Brazil. of São Paulo, helped spread the word NACF Jim Denomie’s paintings on display at the 21st Contemporary paintings on display Art Biennial Jim Denomie’s Sesc_Videobrasil for the delighted to learn that Denomie was a finalist about the open call and was participate in the Biennial ever American artist to is the first Denomie exhibition. Biennial focused Art Sesc_Videobrasil the Contemporary years, In previous event. the Caribbean, America, Latin area comprising on artists of the global South—an For its Asia. in Europe and and some countries Oceania, the Middle East, Africa, including team chose to broaden the range of artists by the curatorial 21st iteration, Indigenous peoples of all nations. “Standing and Nice)” paintings “Off the Reservation (Or Minnesota Denomie’s of Two new pushing boundaries and exploring the exhibition, for selected were Rock 2016” “Standing Rock 2016” and sly humor. colors with vibrant matter and old subject the videos Inspired by movement. stemming from the Standing Rock events depicts he watched the violence as he started sketching at the time, he saw on Facebook paintings possess Denomie’s on social media. “water protectors” against unfold that can be appalling, depictions of blatant and potent multiple perspectives and humorous all in a single image or viewed distasteful, iconic, ironic, appealing, and tell stories of Native his paintings start conversations Either way, as a whole. lens that has reached an international platform. people through a unique creative Videobrasil was the Art Biennial Sesc Denomie said that the 21st Contemporary is being viewed “My work of his career. most important international exhibition come could what opportunities and who knows broader audience, and a new by opportunities, new created His participation in the event said Denomie. from this,” Vienna, in Kunsthalle, including an invitation to participate in a 2020 exhibition Austria. JIM DENOMIE JIM special projects PROGRAMS ? 2019 snapshot:

NACF launched a special year for planning, thoughtful discussion, and reflection. A strategic planning process, named the Wakanim Journey, Three NACF Fellows performed was developed to inform at the annual Association of , the next four years of yəhaw, a year-long Indigenous Performing Arts Professionals our work. We chose this community-based project in Seattle, conference held in New York, name—meaning “canoes” Washington, was supported in NACF Board of New York. The gathering drew in Chinuk Wawa—to part by NACF. The exhibition was Directors held meetings members of the arts community honor the ancestors of accompanied by a mentor training in Portland, Oregon from around the globe, offering a NACF sponsored Four Days of the Columbia River region cohort, satellite shows, residencies, to discuss new rare opportunity for Native artists Aloha, an annual Hawaiian festival where our headquarters vendor opportunities and partner opportunities for the event in Vancouver, Washington NACF participated in an international to showcase their work to a large programs. yəhaw featured the work of organization. are located. that provides opportunities for international audience. 200+ Indigenous creatives at over 25 gathering of the Global First Nations Native Hawaiian artists to share Performance Network in Ottawa, MARCH sites across Seattle and beyond. NOVEMBER JANUARY their cultural knowledge through Canada. The initiative includes partners MAY music, dance, and art. from Canada, the U.S., and Australia.

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NACF visited 2018 Mentor Artist AUGUST FEBRUARY Fellow Jason Garcia and his apprentice David Naranjo in JUNE NACF celebrated its ten-year OCTOBER National Artist Fellow Albuquerque, New Mexico to The first five Native Nation anniversary at the SWAIA Kalani Pe’a wins his see their joint art project. The Partnerships (NNP) projects are Santa Fe Indian Market with National Artist Fellow Jim Denomie second Grammy award project consisted of a mural that announced. The NNP initiative a gratitude reception and two is the first ever American artist to from the Recording decorates a guest room at Nativo DECEMBER provides funding support ranging from sold-out panel discussions participate in the 21st Contemporary Academy at the 61st Lodge, which they named Okuu $5,000 to $10,000 for up to two years, curated in response to social Art Biennial Sesc_Videobrasil, an Annual Grammy Awards Pín-Turtle Mountain after one of the Following an open call, and requires at least a 50% in-kind or issues affecting Native international contemporary art festival in Los Angeles. Pe’a was four sacred mountains of the Tewa applications for NACF’s monetary match by the tribal nation or communities today. in the city of São Paulo. the winner in the Best world. 2020 Mentor Artist organization. Pictured: Actor Wes Studi, IAIA President Regional Roots Music Dr. Robert Martin, and NACF Fellow Lucy Fellowship awards were Album category for his Tapahonso reviewed by a panel of arts album No ‘Ane‘i. professionals specializing in Contemporary and Traditional Native Arts.

Image from the Associated Press mentor artist fellowship PROGRAMS with porcupine in quill-work traditional floral to celebrate patterns generations of and style Ojibwe design. Kruse has more than 30 years of experience making birch He bark baskets. Terri Ann Hom & Patrick Kruse while conducting research Kruse while conducting research Ann Hom & Patrick Terri at the Dunn Museum birch bark & quill-work, Patrick Kruse & Terri Hom, 2019 Kruse & Terri bark & quill-work, Patrick birch “Celebration of Life,” many of his other way of practicing a culture bearer by is considered In “there is always more to learn.” but he says, traditions, Ojibwe that the impact Kruse recognized year, on his mentorship reflecting In a joint art project. far beyond extends of the Mentor Fellowship was inspired skills but only learned new he not teaching his apprentice, while influencing a new artistic practices more time to his own to devote generation of emerging artists. months to complete cradle took almost eleven The “Celebration of Life” his Native to honor commitment of Kruse’s example and is an exquisite traditions. MENTORING Kruse (Red William Patrick Chippewa of Superior Cliff Band of the descendant Indians, of Ojibwe) is Mille Lacs Band Artist Mentor one of NACF’s (MAF) award Fellowship his with worked He recipients. Ann Hom (Lac Terri apprentice Band of Lake Courte Oreilles Indians) Superior Chippewa art of birch in the traditional design— bark and quill-work and skill of vital an art form in the to the Ojibwe importance they Together Upper Midwest. their MAF fellowship completed that was inspired while in June 2019 with a joint art project year Kruse Illinois. in Libertyville, research at the Dunn Museum conducting ancestors the was like patterns these old designs and “discovering said, is adorned titled “Celebration of Life” Their joint project speaking to me.” Photo courtesyPhoto of the artist. The Native Arts and Cultures and Cultures Arts The Native organized (NACF) Foundation during the panel events two Association Southwestern (SWAIA) Arts Indian for Santa Fe Annual 98th Indian Market August in carefully Each panel, 2019. to social curated in response Native issues affecting was presented communities, One of to sold-out audiences. Oceti Sakowin camp, Cannupa Hanska Luger, 2016. Oceti Sakowin camp, Cannupa Hanska Luger, “Mirror Shields,” “Mirror Angelo Baca and Cannupa Hanska Luger Perspectives on the Land, Environmental Collapse: Native titled, our events communities and Stewardship tackled challenges that Native Protection, The panel industry. today due to climate change and the extraction face and Arts Indian with the Museum of was presented in collaboration Cannupa Artist Fellow National NACF and featured Culture (MIAC), Angelo Baca (Diné/ , Lakota) Arikara, Hidatsa, Hanska Luger (Mandan, Gwich’in). Daazhraii (Lucaj) Johnson (Neets’aii and Princess Hopi), on artists to push back Native used by The panel discussed tactics project. “Mirror Shields” such as Luger’s of cultural oppression, centuries while also activists shield to protect Luger created a mirrored mylar creating a point line, the protest who held in uniform the men reflecting Pipeline protests. Access the 2016 Dakota of human engagement during privilege to push the narratives [his] “weaponize Luger said he wanted to to communicate. using art as a vessel further,” RAISING AWARENESS RAISING

special projects PROGRAMS Student gathering Tule reeds as part of the Language Arts and Culture Movement NNP project Thanks to the grant award, our grant award, Thanks to the consists of more community now students who consistently advocates and and words to include in request phrases strengthening and journey language their their sense of identity. Greene ~ Jefferson Springs) (Confederated Tribes of Warm Confederated Tribes Tribes partnered with the Confederated NACF Nation Springs as part of the Native of Warm The Language Arts awards. project (NNP) Partnerships “Culture, the and Culture Movement—implemented by within the Confederated Project” Language & Identity artists who Native Springs—supports of Warm Tribes the Columbia and adults throughout youth with work the Ichishkín (Sahaptin) Plateau region to incorporate language in cultural arts projects. opportunities several This NNP partnership provided designed to engagement with activities community for create awareness about language among the Yakima, and Umatilla Springs, of Warm Tribes Confederated from elders down passed knowledge Traditional tribes. is a vital asset to urban/rural communities of Native support, With NACF cultures. of Native revitalization Springs created of Warm Tribes the Confederated to impact cultural arts and language experiences organizers Project and strengthen their community. oral history with the use of the Ichishkín incorporated Participants language into arts and cultural activities. only of the Language Arts and Culture Movement not of preserving Ichishkín, learned about the importance language is their Native how also experienced but they integral to everything. Restoration of the Spirit, The Klamath Tribes Restoration

Social Engagement Artist Residency IAIA Museum of Contemporary Native Arts New Mexico Santa Fe, Youth Art Mentorship Youth Northeast Indigenous Arts Alliance Rhode Island Ashaway, of the Spirit Restoration The Klamath Tribes Chiloquin, Oregon Project History Nobi Oral Yaduan Our Wadatika Growing Burns Paiute Tribe Oregon Burns, Language Arts Movement and Culture Springs Confederated Tribes of Warm Oregon Springs, Warm CULTURAL PRESERVATION CULTURAL The Native Arts Native The Cultures and Nation Native Foundation’s Partnerships initiative (NNP) increase to was designed on collaborations community nurturing while homelands Native arts that and cultural traditions connections within reinforce communities. The NNP Native part are of NACF’s awards project Program Community Inspiration both urban (CIP), that recognizes artistsand rural Native and arts that impact organizations positive communities through social change. native nation partnerships PROGRAMS REPORTS financial DIRECTORS board of EXPENSES DIRECTORS

Program Services - 72% Sven Haakanson Old Harbor Alutiiq Management & General - 17% Board Chair Fundraising - 11% Valorie Johnson Seneca-Cayuga-Eastern Cherokee Board Vice Chair Barron M. Tenny Board Treasurer & Finance Committee Chair Adrian Wall Jemez Pueblo REVENUE Board Secretary Raymond Foxworth Navajo Nation Foundations Restricted - 79% Amy Hānaiali’i Gilliom Native Hawaiian/Ojibwe Foundations Unrestricted - 18% Joy Harjo Mvskoke Nation Individual Donations - 3% Jaime A. Pinkham Nez Perce (Joined 2020) Susan Jenkins Choctaw Camilla Rockefeller We pride ourselves on directing maximum financial support to carry out our mission to sustain Native artists and cultures. For detailed Financial Reports, Rob Sassor visit: https://www.nativeartsandcultures.org/values/financial-statements S.R. Tommie Seminole Tribe of Florida

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Mona Abadir Council Chair Lisa Freeman John Haworth Cherokee Heather B. Henson Elizabeth Theobold Richards Cherokee Nation of Oklahoma Buffy Sainte-Marie Cree Denise Turner Walsh Rincon Band of Luiseño Indians NACF Board of Directors, Portland, Oregon, November 2019 SUPPORTERS thank you for 10-years

Brenda Mallory Danielle Knapp Elizabeth Steinbrueck Jacob Blackmon Judy Barrick LeeAnn Jasperse INDIVIDUALS Brenda Martin Danielle Posillipo Elizabeth A. Woody Jacqueline Kaula Judy Kloos Lene Price Aaron Trummer Brett E. Egan Darlene Butts Ellen L. Ferguson Jacqueline Legazcue Judy Rose Letitia Chambers Abby Alane Brian Beckon Darline Coon Ellen Jones Jacy Romero-Ontiveros Juleah Swanson Levi Wilhelmsen Adrian Wall Brian Fleetwood Dave Craig Eloise Damrosch James Lavadour Julee Felsman Lidia Garza Adrien Difulvio-Kogut Brian Patterson Dave Hatch Elsie Alexander James Simpson Julia Rea & Jim Diamond Lili Townsend Agnes A. 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Moe Soeum Mona Abadir Bolton Morgan Nashoanak Morris Muriel Wemmer Myrna Gooden Runningwater Bird N. & GaryNancy Johnson Slone Nancy Warner Dr. Leela Academy Natya Wilkins Newlin Nikki Metcalf Noelani Mahoe Natkong & Delores Norman Smokey-Smith Norrine (Rebekah Luke) Oelen Ollie Cuch Forbes Orcilia Sanchez Oscar Tzintzun Oscar Norley Pam Phillips Pam Joy Pamala Kromer Pamela thank you for 10-years SUPPORTERS ten years: NACF CELEBRATES

August 16, 2019 marked a very special day for the Native Arts and Cultures Foundation (NACF). Surrounded by friends, artists, and community, we celebrated ten years of service with a Gratitude Reception in Santa Fe, New Mexico. It was a particularly meaningful celebration, as Carolyn Kuali`i, NACF Board Members Joy Harjo and we remembered our first public event held at the Santa Fe Amy Hanaiali`i Gilliom, Keone Nunes Indian Market in 2009.

NACF board members, staff, volunteers and over 100 guests came together at the Santa Fe Community Convention center to help us celebrate a decade of support for Native artists. The evening began with a blessing offered by Former Governor Mark Mitchell of the Pueblo of Tesuque, followed by a poetry reading by NACF board member and U.S. Poet Laureate Joy Harjo, plus a performance by National Artist Fellow Laura Ortman (White Mountain Apache). Additionally NACF board member Amy Hanaili‘i Gilliom made a special appearance singing a song to honor Mauna Kea.

Laura Ortman (White Mountain Apache), We would like to thank everyone for the generous support NACF National Artist Fellow of NACF over the past ten years and in the years to come.

NACF STAFF:

T. Lulani Arquette Native Hawaiian President/CEO Rupert Ayton Vice President, Finance and Operations Francene Blythe Diné/Sisseton-Wahpeton Dakota/Eastern Band Cherokee Director of Programs Reuben Tomás Roqueñi Yaqui/Mayo/Chicanx Descent Director of National Artist Fellowships Laura Cales Chickasaw Nation Program Coordinator Gabriella Tagliacozzo Executive Project Manager and Board Liaison 400 E. Evergreen Blvd. #102 Vancouver, WA 98660 Barbara Soulé Diné [Navajo Nation] Communications Specialist nativeartsandcultures.org Leah Altman Oglala Lakota/Persian Development Manager Nicole Charley Confederated Tribes of Warm Springs Executive Personal Assistant (Joined 2020)

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