#AlumniAchievement: The Federation of Aboriginal Nations of the Americas has announced the appointment of Eric Majette, Jr. ’05, as Ambassador at Large to Africa and Ambassador to the African Union’s Sixth Region, marking a historic milestone in international and Indigenous leadership.⁠ ⁠ A noted cultural historian, filmmaker, author, and genealogist, Ambassador Majette is a member of the Sandhill Band of Lenape and Cherokee Indians Nation and the first blood-born Sandhill Indigenous member of FANA to serve as an International Ambassador. His appointment represents a significant moment for Indigenous communities across the Americas and reflects a lifelong commitment to legacy, culture, and global uplift.⁠ ⁠ Often referred to as “The Keeper of the Jewels,” a title bestowed upon him by the late Dick Gregory, Majette has dedicated his career to preserving African and Indigenous American history. His work spans more than three decades in the entertainment industry, including 19 years in fi...