About
Generation Red, LLC is an educational consulting firm committed to co-designing innovative, equity-driven solutions that empower educators, families, and students. Through collaborative partnerships, Generation Red advances academic achievement and cultivates culturally responsive learning environments. With a distinctive blend of insight, experience, and expertise, the firm supports the implementation of effective educational frameworks that honor and elevate students' diverse linguistic and cultural strengths across a wide range of educational contexts.
Staff
Kellie Harry
Executive Director/Consultant/Teacher
Kellie Harry (Paiute/Washoe/Maidu) is the founder of Generation Red. Kellie is an enrolled member of the Pyramid Lake Paiute Tribe, Nixon, Nevada. A trailblazer in Nevada, Kellie made history as the first Native American and minority to hold the title of Nevada State High School Rodeo Queen (1998-2000) in the State Association’s 50-year legacy, and now, over 75 years. Her pioneering spirit continues to shape education and advocacy across the region.
Kellie specializes in research-driven, evidence-based instructional strategies and has consistently demonstrated success in raising academic achievement. She holds a Bachelor of Science in Humanities, a Master of Arts in Teaching (Elementary Education) from Sierra Nevada College in Incline Village, Nevada, and a Master of Jurisprudence in Indian Law from the University of Tulsa, College of Law. She is a licensed educator in the State of Nevada and holds a Great Basin Native American Language (Northern Paiute) teaching endorsement. She has served in key leadership roles, including Language and Culture Coordinator for the Reno-Sparks Indian Colony in Reno, Nevada, and Senior Advisor for Native and Culturally Responsive Education for Education Northwest, a nonprofit consulting firm in Portland, Oregon. In these positions, she has championed culturally grounded education and advanced initiatives that support Indigenous students and communities.
Her professional background spans Native language and culture preservation, classroom teaching, tribal legal advocacy, and educational consulting. Through Generation Red, Kellie provides culturally responsive education services, including curriculum development, professional learning, coaching, private teaching, and mentoring to empower students and educators alike.
Areas of Focus
Primary Areas of Expertise
Our passion and dedication to education are demonstrated in the breadth and depth of our understanding and first-hand experiences in various educational settings. Our high-quality services support educators through the process of professional learning, implementation, and evaluation of culturally responsive education and continuous improvement cycle frameworks to meet the client's desired product outcomes.
Teaching, Assessment, and Evaluation
Native and Culturally Responsive Education
Second Language Acquisition
Instructional Design
Consulting Services
Technical Assistance
We take a relational approach to co-design, administer, and evaluate any educational tools to meet our client's unique needs.
Curriculum Development
We specialize in working in collaboration with clients to co-design highly effective tribally-specific curricula that embraces culturally responsive, relevant, and sustaining pedagogies.
Professional Learning
Our professional learning services are custom tailored to ensure learning is meaningful, impactful, and of high-quality to meet your team's professional goals every time.
Coaching/Mentoring/Teaching
Achieve your professional, personal, student goals with the successful guidance of our experienced team.
Directly-Related Projects
- Humboldt County Office of Education, Northern Washoe Curriculum (currently in action), Generation Red
- State of Nevada Department of Education (NDE), Native American Curriculum Enhancement Project (July 2022-January 2024), Generation Red & Education Northwest
- State of Nevada, DOE, Native Youth Community Project (June 2023- January 2024), Generation Red
- Washoe Tribe of NV & CA, Woodfords Community Council, CA, Woodfords Indian Education Center Grant (August 2023-September 2023), Generation Red
- Burns Paiute Tribe, Preschool Paiute Language Immersion Support (July 2022 - January 2023), Education Northwest, The Language House: Supporting the Burns Paiute Tribe’s Preschool Language Immersion Program (educationnorthwest.org)
- Oregon Department of Education (ODE) Tribal History/Shared History Curriculum Project (July 2021- September 2022), Education Northwest
- Region 17 Comprehensive Center Network, Northwest Rural Innovation and Student Engagement Network (NWRISE) (May 2022-May 2024), Education Northwest
- Region 16 Comprehensive Center Network, Indigenous School Improvement, Research Findings (September 2022), Education Northwest https://www.r16cc.org/wp-content/uploads/775-223-2136/Indigenous-School-Improvement-Report-Research-Findings_508c.pdf
- North Slope Borough School District, AK, Strengthening English Language Learning Through a Culturally Responsive Approach (November 2021- February 2022), Education Northwest
- Woodburn School District, OR, Train the Trainer: Coaching Co-Teachers for Multilingual Education (February 2022- May 2022), Education Northwest
- Gresham Barlow School District, OR, Co-Teaching to Support Multilingual Learners (April 2022- May 2022), Education Northwest
- Wenatchee Valley Community College, WA, Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Committee's Strategic Planning (November 2021- July 2022), Education Northwest
- Pinoleville Pomo Nation, CA, Native American Mentoring Program Staff Training (October 2021), Education Northwest
- South Umpqua School District, OR, Cow Creek's Tribally Specific Curriculum Implementation, (July 2021-May 2022), Education Northwest, south-umpqua-508c.pdf (educationnorthwest.org)
- Reynolds School District, OR, Program Guides for Multilingual Education, (November 2021- May 2022), Education Northwest
- Evergreen School District, OR, Equity Professional Learning, (July 2021-August 2021), Education Northwest
- Mineral County School District, Schurz Elementary School, NV, Culturally Responsive Teaching for American Indian Students (June 2020), Kellie Harry
Testimonials
"Kellie has been an amazing partner in this work. She brings so much knowledge and expertise, but she also brings a humility and a generosity of spirit. With her support, we've made significant progress that will have a long-term impact on our ability to keep the Wadatika language alive." Diane Teeman, Culture and Heritage Director, Burns Paiute Tribe











