Aja Two Crows (she/her) works on programming at the Center for Earth Ethics. At CEE, Aja collaborates to develop programming and program strategy that engage in deep, timely and actionable conversations surrounding topics of ecology, traditional ecological knowledge, climate change and earth ethics. Aja supports many different types of programming at CEE and liaises with other organizations to support CEE’s ultimate goals. 

Aja is passionate about advocacy for marginalized groups and the planet through storytelling and community interventions and has pursued this throughout her career. Aja interned with the Chief Seattle Club, a not-for-profit day center serving Native Americans, learning how social and human services can be delivered to marginalized communities through culturally informed care. She expanded this work and developed her own podcast in partnership with the Bill Lane Center for the American West and the Native American Cultural Center at Stanford to explore how Chief Seattle Club members and staff protected their health and wellness during the height of Shelter-In-Place.

A native of Los Angeles, Aja graduated in 2021 from Stanford University with a bachelor’s degree in political science and a minor in creative non-fiction writing. During her time at Stanford, she focused on the political theory of marginalized and Indigenous identities through art, storytelling, philosophy, policy-making, filmmaking and writing.