Native Women in the Oil and Gas Industry
When I was asked about providing an article for Oilwoman Magazine, I contemplated which direction to take to inform readers about the Osage and their...
November-December 2021
Letter from the Editor-in-Chief (November-December 2021)
Thanks to all our readers and advertisers for your support as we mark the one-year anniversary issue of Oilwoman Magazine! With this edition, we celebrate...
Canada’s Doing Oil Differently
Estella Petersen, who is a member of Cowessess First Nation, an advisor for the Indigenous Resource Network and a heavy equipment operator for Suncor, is...
David Sickey, CEO of Sickey Global Strategies, LLC
After many years and hardships, including being illegally “terminated” without legislation during the Eisenhower administration, the Coushatta Tribe of Louisiana was officially re-recognized by the...
Peacemaking: Find a Collaborative Path Forward in the Energy Transition
Pilar Thomas, Pascua Yaqui Tribe, among the many achievements in her career, has coordinated federal agency policies and efforts in tribal energy development, worked in...
Deb Tewa: 2021 AISES Indigenous Excellence Award Winner
Imagine driving one hundred miles each way to and from your office – before loading up your crew and heading in a different direction to...
A Landman’s Primer
Earlier in the year, when the Biden administration issued a moratorium on drilling on federal land (which has since been lifted), it opened up the...
Charlaine Tso – The Navajo Nation’s Energetic New Voice
Mainstream elected officials can often be out of touch with the lives of everyday people but, when a constituent approaches Charlaine Tso, they know they...
Wildcat Women: Narratives of Women Breaking Ground in Alaska’s Oil and Gas History
Part Two – Wildcat Voices Debora Strutz. Debora collects and creates jewelry. She also fishes, photographs Alaskans and Alaskan scenery and writes. She built a...
