Alisa Lee is the Vice Chairwoman of the Fort Independence Paiute Tribe, leveraging her legal background and expertise in Indian Affairs to foster community and economic growth. Her career is dedicated to tribal self-governance and program development, informed by her Masters in American Indian Studies from UCLA and a J. D. from Brigham Young University.
Deeply committed to her community, Alisas passion for child welfare extends into her personal life. She is a vocal champion for the Indian Child Welfare Act (ICWA) and is dedicated to increasing preventative and culturally relevant services for Native families, driven by her own experiences on her reservation.
After observing a shortage of foster homes for Indian children through her work, she and her husband became foster parents and adopted three siblings.
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