IMPACTT Program Coordinator
Albert Titman Jr.
Albert is a proud member of the Nisenan, Miwok, Maidu, and
Madesi band of the Pit River Nation, raised in his ancestral
homelands of Sacramento. Guided by his love for his people and
the land, he honors his roles as a father, son, and brother while
drawing strength from his ancestors’ resilience.
For six years, Albert has worked on Native American Graves
Protection and Repatriation Act (NAGPRA) efforts, representing
local tribes to protect sacred sites and repatriate sacred objects
and ancestral remains. He also supports youth programs through
tribal nonprofits and initiatives like the Native Dads Network,
Native Sister Circle, and Sacramento Native Health Clinic.
Currently, he is the IMPACTT Youth Coordinator with the Native
Dads Network, advancing cultural traditions and wellness.
Albert is pursuing a degree in Native American Studies and
Political Science through the Native American Student Leadership
Program at American River College. He is also the founder of
Indigi Cuisine, a catering business celebrating traditional Native
foods like salmon and deer.