Chief Executive Officer

Email: barbfabre@allnationsrise.com
Phone: (218) 280-4372

Barb Fabre is the CEO of Indigenous Visioning and All Nations Rise. She is an enrolled member of the White Earth Ojibwe Nation in northwest Minnesota and is where she resides. She is a proud mother of three grown children and grandmother to five beautiful grandchildren. Barb has been a lifelong child advocate and has had the honor of working with many amazing people over the years that has guided her to be the person she is today.

FFN Coordinator

Email: doreenlanoue@allnationsrise.com
Phone: (218) 850-4803

Doreen Lanoue is a member of Minnesota Chippewa Tribe of White Earth, MN. She is currently serving as a specialist for the Indigenous Family, Friend, & Neighbor Childcare Program. She is the mom of two adult children and has extended family and nine grandchildren who keep her busy. Doreen has past experiences in management of non-profit and tribal government agencies. She prefers to be helping her people while performing the duties of her job.

Information Technology

Email: nathanfabre@allnationsrise.com

My name is Nathan and I am a dedicated single father balancing family life and career. I find joy in creating lasting memories with my kids, especially our adventures at the lake. I am passionate about technology and innovation, and I thrive on discovering industry trends. I have been a valued team member for the past three years for ANR.

Project Assistant, Phase 2 Indigenous Parent Leadership Initiative Facilitator

Email: marlenahanson@allnationsrise.com
Phone: (218) 766-6203

Marlena Hanson is a first-generation descendant of the White Earth Nation in Northwest, MN. She is a mother of 4 children. She is a graduate of Bemidji State University where she majored in social work and obtained her license in alcohol and drug counseling. Through her own lived experience, she blossomed with empathy to help her people whenever she can, sharing resources whenever possible. She enjoys empowering people to heal from lived experience and gain their voice to make change in the world. She is also a cohort one graduate of the Indigenous parent leadership Initiative, coming back and becoming a phase one facilitator.