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Native Organizers Alliance
10 hours ago
Native Organizers Alliance

The respect of Indigenous treaty rights is just one of the ways that our inherent sovereignty can be recognized. That’s why we support the Cherokee Nation and their current campaign to have a representative in Congress, as outlined by the 1835 Treaty of New Echota.

Tap the link below to send a letter to your representative insisting that they recognize Native sovereignty and seat the Cherokee delegate!

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The respect of Indigenous treaty rights is just one of the ways that our inherent sovereignty can be recognized. That’s why we support the Cherokee Nation and their current campaign to have a representative in Congress, as outlined by the 1835 Treaty of New Echota. Tap the link below to send a letter to your representative insisting that they recognize Native sovereignty and seat the Cherokee delegate! https://bit.ly/3iEwnGl #sovereignty #treatyrights #cherokeedelegateImage attachmentImage attachment+2Image attachment
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5 days ago
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Today is the last day of #NativeAmericanHeritageMonth and we are grateful for the time and space to uplift so many important grassroots movements.

But we also believe that these movements deserve to be magnified all year round, which is why here at NOA we work both on the ground and virtually to support local community work.

We have an inherent and legal right to our own government, healthcare, and more. The fulfillment of these rights will ultimately lead to the multi-racial democracy that we envision.

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Today is the last day of #NativeAmericanHeritageMonth and we are grateful for the time and space to uplift so many important grassroots movements. But we also believe that these movements deserve to be magnified all year round, which is why here at NOA we work both on the ground and virtually to support local community work. We have an inherent and legal right to our own government, healthcare, and more. The fulfillment of these rights will ultimately lead to the multi-racial democracy that we envision. Thank you for your support today, this month, and all year round.
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We seek immediate action from @potus following President’s Tribal Nations Summit address: “President Biden’s announcement regarding tribal consultation at the White House Tribal Nations Summit is a step in the right direction. To meet the urgency of this issue, we ultimately need to see consultation with tribes codified as law. Congress must act immediately to pass the RESPECT Act.” Read the full statement at @indiancountrytoday.

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Today is the last day of #NativeAmericanHeritageMonth and we are grateful for the time and space to uplift so many important grassroots movements. But we also believe that these movements deserve to be magnified all year round, which is why here at NOA we work both on the ground and virtually to support local community work. We have an inherent and legal right to our own government, healthcare, and more. The fulfillment of these rights will ultimately lead to the multi-racial democracy that we envision. Thank you for your support today, this month, and all year round.

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Grassroots generosity and community action are powerful forces for creating movement, especially in turbulent times. That’s why today, on #GivingTuesday, we ask that you consider making a donation in support of Native community action. Tap the link in our bio to support our work. Your donation to Native Organizers Alliance helps us provide unique support, training, and strategic guidance on the ground in Indian Country.

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This Thanksgiving, while celebrating the holiday with your family and friends we invite you to help dispel the myth of the “first Thanksgiving” and its silence about genocide and systemic racism. Instead, reflect with us on the history of Native peoples and how much we have overcome to remain a resilient and vibrant part of cultural and political life today. We hope today is an important one, no matter how you choose to spend it, and we are grateful for the support of our community.

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Indigenous activism secured the passage of the Indian Child Welfare Act (ICWA), which prioritizes keeping Native children in their communities. But now ICWA is under threat. Earlier this month, our Native communities and allies gathered at the Supreme Court to demonstrate support for ICWA during oral arguments in a crucial court case that will determine the future of this critical law. This Native American Heritage Month, please join the fight to protect our cultures and our children by supporting ICWA, the Indian Child Welfare Act. Sign now via the link in our bio.

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What are you celebrating this #NativeAmericanHeritageMonth? As we start this Thanksgiving week, let’s celebrate our resilient communities and our grassroots work towards Native self-determination and sovereignty. Some important things to recognize that have happened this month include… 🪶 Nearly 80 Native candidates —about half of whom are women — won their races up and down the ballot this midterm election 🪶 We again proved that the Native vote matters. Our team of organizers has been mobilizing Native peoples on the ground in key states across the country to overcome voter suppression 🪶 More museums are reckoning with their racist histories of stealing remains, hair, and sacred objects from Native peoples 🪶 We just wrapped up our second National Training of 2022 for Native organizers and leaders AND MORE! Tell us what you’re celebrating in the comments! #NativeAmericanHeritageMonth

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