Trinity Poolaw is a member of the Delaware Nation of Oklahoma. She is Turtle clan from the Anadarko community. She also descends from the Caddo, Kiowa, Comanche, Apache, Fort Sill Apache, Wyandotte, and Ottawa people. She grew up with deep ties to her community where she was taught Lenape tribal history, language, and culture from a young age. She has served in multiple leadership positions at Delaware Nation. She is currently the Chairperson of the Citizenship Committee of the Delaware Nation. She is also the co-leader of Lenni Lenapexkweyok, a matriarchal-led organization supporting and creating connections between Lenape’s and our tribal homelands. Trinity is also the Chairperson of the Community Advisory Board for Urban Indigenous Collective located in NYC. Trinity graduated from the University of Oklahoma with a bachelor degree in Public Health and minor in Native American Studies and is currently in grad school. She currently works for the Southern Plains Tribal Health Board in Maternal and Child Health. She regards her most important role as being a mother to her 2 children, Brody and Luka.

Andy Jacobs is a member of the Delaware Nation of Moraviantown, Ontario. She grew up surrounded by the history of her people, and teaches about their culture and history through historical interpretation. She participates in several living history events alongside other Tribal citizens and seeks to educate the public about the influence of history on the present.

Myrna Jacobs is a member of Munsee-Delaware Nation Ontario. She is 3 years old and the youngest Lenape/Delaware to be traveling with the woman’s group since she was 1 year old. She is also starting to do living history and speaking the Delaware language. She is the granddaughter to Andy who she works alongside.