Tyrese Gould Jacinto

About

Tyrese Gould Jacinto is multifaceted and has a rich tapestry of accomplishments and contributions. As the President and CEO of the Native American Advancement Corp, a Native American Religious Conservation organization founded in 2010, Tyrese has dedicated her life to preserving and promoting Community Development, Native American heritage, and Conservation.

In addition to her leadership role, Tyrese is a prolific author, having penned 16 books that delve into various aspects of Native American culture, spirituality, and conservation. Her insights and wisdom extend beyond the written word, as she holds the esteemed title of an Ordained Mystic.

Tyrese is a literary force and an accomplished artist, recognized by the NJ Council of the Arts for her creative contributions as an Indigenous Folk Artist. As a rancher, she and her husband, Victor, are the proud owners of the Purépecha Unalachtigo Ranch, where she combines her passion for nature with sustainable practices.

Her commitment to community and environmental causes has garnered her several prestigious awards, including recognition from the Senate and Legislative bodies. Tyrese received the Boy Scouts of America Woman of Achievement award, highlighting her dedication to youth development.

Her impact goes beyond accolades, as Tyrese is celebrated as a Cumberland County Legend awardee and has earned a place in Marquis Who's Who Top Professional Series for her outstanding achievements. Notably, she is the visionary behind the creation of the Cohanzick Nature Reserve and Longhouse Sanctuary, spaces that embody her commitment to environmental conservation.

As a Citizen of the Nanticoke Lenape Nation, Tyrese actively contributes to various councils, serving as a member of the NJ DCA WAP PAC (Weatherization Assistance Policy Advisory Council), the NJ DEP EJAC (Environmental Justice Advisory Council), and NJ DEP ENSAC (Endangered and Nongame Species Advisory Committee).

In every facet of her life, Tyrese Gould Jacinto exemplifies dedication, leadership, and a profound connection to her Native American roots, leaving an indelible mark on cultural preservation and environmental stewardship.

https://www.tygouldjacinto.com/

https://www.nativeadvancement.org/

856-332-3817