Tatjana Rebelle (they/them) is the Director of Equitable Initiatives for Earth Charter Indiana, focusing on youth programming and leadership development, sustainability projects for schools through the grants program Indiana Thriving Schools Challenge and the development and implementation of ECI’s new School Garden Liaison Initiative. 

They have been active in the Indianapolis social justice movement for nearly a decade focusing on connecting international indigenous solidarity movements into a local lens to create systems change in Indianapolis. Tatjana also has created a lasting career as a writer, events curator and spoken word artist, melding artistic expressions and activism. They have written for the Indianapolis Recorder and Indianapolis Monthly, facilitated a TEDxTalk, performed at the California African American Museum, contributed to several published works including best selling author, Tamara Winfrey Harris's book "Dear Black Girl: Letters From Your Sisters About Stepping Into Your Power" and is an alum of the Asante’s Art Institute of Indianapolis. In the past they have been a Wayfinder Fellow, Creative Renewal Fellow, assisted with co-founding several community centered coalitions and former Peacebuilding Intern with American Friends Service Committee. 

Currently Tatjana serves as an Mayoral appointed member of the Indianapolis Food Access Advisory Commission, a grower for Kheprw Institiute’s Growin’ Good in the Hood community garden and a member of the Looking Glass Alliance, the creatives group working with Newfields to look at American art in new ways.