Newe Style Indigenous Consulting
Bridging Ancestral Wisdom and Contemporary Resilience
A multi-professional team led by enrolled tribal members, carrying ancestral wisdom forward through authentic Indigenous knowledge and interactive cultural experiences.
Events & Cultural Workshops
Traditional powwows, rites of passage, regalia workshops, beadwork, basketry, and land-based cultural experiences.
Cultural Education
Nationally recognized subject matter experts delivering authentic Indigenous history, language, and knowledge to all audiences.
Holistic Wellness
Integrative healing blending clinical frameworks with traditional practices, trauma-informed care, and resilience retreats.
Growth Through Creativity
Enhancing individual and community growth through cultural artforms, storytelling, and creative expression.
"We are all one tribe. We are all brothers and sisters. We are all connected. What we do for others, we do for ourselves." — Chief Joseph
Phone: 509-631-0344 | Email: [email protected] | Website: newestyle.org
Indigenous Knowledge and Cultural Expertise
Our culture is a pathway to strength, identity, and visionary growth for generations to come.
Newe Style Indigenous Consulting promotes holistic healing and empowers communities through authentic culture, language, and wellness. We are lineage holders, culture-bearers, and bridge-builders — combining traditional Indigenous knowledge with modern expertise to serve individuals, organizations, and institutions.
Education and empowerment through authentic Indigenous knowledge and interactive cultural experiences.
NeweStyle.Org
Phone: 509-631-0344 Email: [email protected]
Our Team
Our team includes licensed professionals, renowned artists, and traditional knowledge keepers working within a Seventh-Generation framework.
Lacey Bacon-Abrahamson
Recovery, Culture & Art — Shoshone Bannock cultural artist, direct descendant of Chief Cameahwait (Sacajawea's brother).
Over 30 years sewing experience, accomplished Women's Traditional dancer, founder of Newe Style Consulting.
Cultural consultant for film (Yellowstone) and education, and a trained Peer Recovery Support Specialist.
Rose Ann Abrahamson
Elder & Knowledge Carrier — Familial descendant of Sacajawea. 30+ years in education with Masters degree from the University of Chicago.
Fluent Shoshone language speaker, Indigenous historian, and coordinator of major cultural events including Gathering of Nations Horse Parade, 2002 Olympics Gold Medals Plaza, and various performances, shows, and powwows.
Roseann has done consulting for film and media projects including Molly of Denali, Discovery Channel, and HBO.
Find more on Rose Ann by scrolling to the last section.
Anna Eaglebear
Traditional Arts — Diné Nation member with 40+ years artistic experience.
Specializes in beading, star quilt making, Indigenous regalia, moccasins, baby boards, and jewelry creation.
Willow Abrahamson, MSW, LCSW, CCTP
Suhuuvii Donzia | Buha Wiyipa
Clinical & Cultural Expertise — Shoshone Bannock, Colville, Coeur d'Alene, and Interior Salish; licensed clinical social worker and cultural resurgence advocate integrating traditional knowledge with trauma-informed care. Lineal descendant of Chief Cameahwait — notably the last Agai Dika born in her homeland.
Credentials: MSW (University of Kansas), LCSW (Idaho), CCTP, ART Certified, TERO-Certified, QPR Gatekeeper Instructor — Suicide Prevention, Prosper Suicide Prevention Trained, Medicinal Plant Sciences Certificate (Cornell University), BS American Indian Studies — Haskell Indian Nations University (Honors). 18+ years combined cultural education, advocacy, and clinical practice. Founder, Haskell Indian Nations University Indigenous Empowerment Summit (est. 2008). Champion Jingle Dress Dancer. Featured in Indian Country Today & CNN (June 2026). Presenter at 2026 Idaho State Indian Education Summit. Find more on W https://holisticindigenouswellness.online/
Cultural Consultation
40+ years expertise in authentic Indigenous representation
Cultural Wellness Programs
Trauma-informed healing through ancestral practices
Cultural Arts Workshops
Hands-on learning experiences in traditional artforms
Regalia Construction
Teaching ceremonial clothing creation and meaning
What We Offer
Authentic Indigenous Voices for Every Audience
The Newe Style Team brings together enrolled tribal members of federally recognized tribes — professionals who have gathered a lifetime of Indigenous knowledge from elders and ancestors, ensuring legitimacy and cultural authenticity in every engagement.
With 40+ years of combined experience, we deliver interactive presentations, workshops, and consultations for audiences of any size — from classrooms and conferences to film sets and healing retreats.
Cultural Presentations
Deep insight into Native epistemological perspectives and ancestral wisdom continuity
Event Coordination
Expert planning for cultural events, conferences, and community gatherings
Media Consultation
Television and film consultation ensuring accurate Indigenous representation
Language Preservation
Shoshone and Bannock language instruction, translation, transcription, and curriculum development
We specialize in Indigenous storytelling, language preservation, Native sign language, powwow coordination, cultural education, language consultation, and cultural event planning.
Promoting Cultural Resurgence and Healing within a Seventh-Generation framework.
Self Care
Practices to nurture personal well-being and resilience.
Wellness Retreats
Immersive experiences for holistic healing and rejuvenation.
Team Building
Collaborative activities fostering unity and collective strength.
Historical and Intergenerational Trauma and Healing
Workshops addressing the legacy of trauma and pathways to recovery.
Trauma Informed Indigenous Wellness
Approaches grounded in Indigenous knowledge for healing trauma.
Cultural Safety/Awareness/Humility Training
Educational programs promoting respectful engagement and understanding.
Community Wellness Strategies
Developing collective health plans through traditional wisdom.
Mindfulness
Practices for present-moment awareness and mental clarity.
Self-love and healing
Journeys to cultivate inner strength and emotional recovery.
Youth Camps/Gatherings
Empowering programs for the next generation through cultural connection.
Moving Through Grief and Loss
Supportive spaces for processing emotions and finding solace.
Men's Gatherings
Safe environments for men to share, learn, and grow together.
2-Spirit Gatherings
Inclusive spaces celebrating and supporting Two-Spirit individuals.
Healing Through Traditional Artforms
Our workshops blend ancestral teachings with hands-on creative practice, offering participants tangible connections to Indigenous wisdom. Each experience is designed to promote self-reflection, holistic balance, and cultural understanding.
Self-Love Earring Workshop
This 2-3 hour workshop teaches Native cultural knowledge about shells, embedded with traditional teachings of self-love. Participants create shell earrings as tangible gifts for self-reflection and to honor their life's journey.
Sacred Circle Necklace
A 2-4 hour workshop on holistic balance aligned with Indigenous teachings of the Sacred Circle. Participants create culturally significant necklaces while learning to maintain balance and connection to all living things.
Beaded Medicine Bag
In 2-4 hours, learn about the significance of traditional medicine pouches while creating a decorated buckskin pouch. Embedded lessons on personal strength provide holistic empowerment.
Traditional Regalia & Cultural Items
Ribbon Skirts, Shirts & Wing Dresses
Full-day workshop presenting historical overview of traditional clothing. Learn about solidarity, unity, and self-expression while constructing garments to wear at ceremonies and significant life events.
Star Quilt Workshop
Explore Indigenous teachings about symbolism and values in design. Requires intermediate sewing skills. Each participant creates a star quilt as a reminder of self-care, well-being, and achievement through mindful creation.
Breast Plate Making
Learn the historical Indigenous context of breast plates and their significance. Focus on self-worth, resilience, and aspirations. Participants share ancestral stories and create male or female breast plates as symbols of warrior spirit.
Traditional Choker Making
2-3 hour workshop on choker history and the importance of Native voices in singing and speaking. Learn that as culture-bearers, we should introduce ourselves in our tongue, sing tribal songs, and share narratives.
Ready to Connect?
We are lineage holders, culture-bearers, and bridge-builders combining traditional knowledge with modern expertise.
Whether you're looking to bring authentic Indigenous education to your organization, plan a cultural event, or explore healing through traditional practices — we'd love to hear from you.
  • Newe Style Indigenous Consulting
  • Phone: 509-631-0344
  • Website: newestyle.org
We invite you to connect with us to learn more about our cultural workshops and consultation services.
Rose Ann Abrahamson
Sacajawea Subject Matter Expert,
Agai Dika Lemhi Shoshone Language Keeper,
Oral Historian & Indigenous Educator
Enrolled member of the Shoshone Bannock Tribes
Certified Fluent Speaker by Tribal Council Resolution
[email protected]
Her knowledge isn't academic — it's ancestral. As a lineal descendant of Chief Cameahwait, Sacajawea's brother, Rose Ann carries living Agai Dika oral tradition, ceremony, and language that cannot be found in any archive. She is the authority organizations call when cultural accuracy, language integrity, and Indigenous knowledge matter.
Why Consult Rose Ann
The Foremost Living Authority on Sacajawea
Recognized by Idaho PBS, the White House, HBO, Discovery Channel, PBS Molly of Denali, and the Sacajawea Interpretive Center. Her authority is ancestral, not academic.
Certified First-Language Fluent Speaker
One of the last living custodians of the Agai Dika dialect of Lemhi Shoshone, endorsed by formal Tribal Council Resolution. Available for translation, transcription, dialect coaching, and curriculum.
40+ Years in Education & Media
K–12 curricula, Boise State University instructor, Screen Actors Guild actress, librettist of a world premiere opera (NEA-funded), and national Smithsonian speaker.
Legally Recognized Cultural Authority
Her standing as a lineal descendant is recognized under NHPA, NAGPRA, UNDRIP, AIRFA, and IACA — making her the gold standard for cultural accuracy review.
What She Offers
  • Keynotes, presentations & cultural education
  • Film, TV & media consultation (language, cultural accuracy, on-screen)
  • Language immersion curriculum development
  • Ceremony, oral history & heritage consultation
  • Event coordination & cultural programming