Publicity

Volvo For Life Awards

Robert Young, founder of Red Feather, was named America’s greatest hometown hero at the Volvo for Life Awards ceremony in New York on April 16, 2003. The judges—Hank Aaron, Bill Bradley, Dr. Jane Goodall, Caroline Kennedy, Maya Lin, Paul Newman, Eunice Kennedy Shriver and Dr. Sally Ride helped select the top winners.

Guideposts Magazine featured a writer’s experience on a Red Feather build in their February 2007 issue.

In August 2002, The Christian Science Monitor published a story about four middle school girls from the Crow Reservation that worked with Red Feather to build a community study hall for their tribe.

Guideposts Magazine published an article by Robert Young on the story of Red Feather in their March 2004 issue.

Dwell

Dwell Magazine honored Red Feather’s founder, Robert Young, as one of their “Nice Modernists.”  Oct/Nov 2004.

Natural Home Magazine salutes Robert Young with the Natural Home Earth Mover Award. Earth movers are people who are making grass roots efforts to change their neighborhoods and communities for the better.’