Mrs. Neryda “Anahuya” Diaz-White Wolf is a Boricua Taino Mestizo Caribbean/Native American descendant from the Taino Native American Indians of Boriken (Puerto Rico), (a subculture of the Taino Lokono Arawak Tribe from South America) who was born in the United States and raised in Boriken (Puerto Rico).

 “Anahuya” is a professional educator/artist, Vocalist, Dancer, Traditional Arts and Craftsmen, Regalia Designer whom has conducted educational classes/presentations to various schools, college/universities, organizations and centers throughout New York, New Jersey and Philadelphia.

Her presentations consist of indigenous dancing, songs, history and arts and crafts.  She was appointed representative of youth affairs within tribal circles.

She was also appointed war chief and spokesperson for a Taino tribal longhouse.

Her track record also includes performances at SUNY University, Long Island, LaSalle Academy L.I. NY, Long Island Girl Scouts, Public School 2 NYC, LI Veterans Hospital, John Jay College Of Criminal Justice, New York City Dept of Corrections, Tele Mundo channel 47 TV, Staten Island Zoo, The National Democratic Convention, and Snug Harbor LI. Etc