Sadanyah Flowing Water
Poet, Author, Motivational Speaker, Teacher, & Advocate
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Sadanyah Flowing Water is a proud member of the Montauk Tribe of Indians Council of Elders and serves as the Wolf Clan Mother for Sunksqá Wamôsut Manto. She received a Master of Fine Arts and a Bachelor of Arts in Creative Writing from Hofstra University in Hempstead NY. She is the founder and CEO of The World Alliance of Indigenous Peoples Inc. (WAIP, Inc.). Extremely adept in public relations, project management, brand development and content creation, Sadanyah loves to take on projects that build community and support grassroots organizations. Her ability to collaborate with artists, poets, musicians, and entrepreneurs from around the world has resulted in the cultivation of an engaging virtual platform that fosters cultural exchange and raises awareness about social and economic challenges indigenous peoples face. As the principal host on all WAIP, Inc. livestreams, Sadanyah has had the pleasure of interviewing world class musicians and singers.
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Flowing Water considers herself to be a writer first and foremost. She has been writing plays, fiction stories and poetry since she was a small child. Published when she was just eight years old and nicknamed “The Class Poet” by several of her classmates and teachers, Flowing Water has used her writing to navigate her way through life. Her achievements include her self-published book Boots: A Selection of Poetry and the play Autumn Dawn. She also wrote and recorded the single, “No No Not This Time,” which was released in Europe under Permanent Records. Her independent music projects include the album, SummerTime, which she wrote recorded and released internationally under her independent label. Currently, Flowing Water is collaborating with singer/songwriter Tiffany Trueblood on the album Sweet Grass & Tabacco, which is scheduled for release in the Fall of 2027.