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Native rights are constantly under attack, including sovereignty over our own bodies and Native women have long been leaders in the fight to secure reproductive justice and equity in abortion access. The country needs more leaders now on this issue, including on access to abortion pills.

Currently, 21 states (including three states where abortion is still legal) are pressuring pharmacies to stop providing the medication abortion pill mifepristone, which is a prescription medication that has been proven safe and has been available in the U.S. since 2000.

Sign the petition to tell President Biden to use executive authority to stop pharmacies from banning this important access: actionnetwork.org/forms/demand-an-executive-action-from-president-biden-no-government-contracts-f...
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Native rights are constantly under attack, including sovereignty over our own bodies and Native women have long been leaders in the fight to secure reproductive justice and equity in abortion access. The country needs more leaders now on this issue, including on access to abortion pills.

Currently, 21 states (including three states where abortion is still legal) are pressuring pharmacies to stop providing the medication abortion pill mifepristone, which is a prescription medication that has been proven safe and has been available in the U.S. since 2000.

Sign the petition to tell President Biden to use executive authority to stop pharmacies from banning this important access: https://actionnetwork.org/forms/demand-an-executive-action-from-president-biden-no-government-contracts-for-pharmacies-that-refuse-to-carry-mifepristone?source=group-native-organizers-alliance&referrer=group-native-organizers-alliance&redirect=https://secure.actblue.com/donate/noa_walgreens_biden&link_id=1&can_id=769fb30dd37671f093373a5ccf38d7df&email_referrer=email_1856352&email_subject=take-action-fight-for-native-sovereignty-including-sovereignty-over-our-own-bodies&refcodeEmailReferrer=email_1856352Image attachment

Join our team! 🪶 We are currently looking for a Development Operations Manager.

This position is remote with limited travel.

Find out more and apply here: nativeorganizing.org/2023/03/24/1436/
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Join our team! 🪶 We are currently looking for a Development Operations Manager. 

This position is remote with limited travel. 

Find out more and apply here: https://nativeorganizing.org/2023/03/24/1436/
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Join our team! 🪶 We are currently looking for a Development Operations Manager. 

This position is remote with limited travel. 

Find out more and apply at the link in our bio.
It is officially spring! 💐🪺🌿

Spring is a time to embrace growth and renewal as everything around us is in balance. May this new season be an opportunity for strength, patience, and clarity. 

🏔 picture from Great Smoky Mountains National Park
If approved by Congress, the park at Ocmulgee Mounds would be co-managed by the Muscogee Nation—the tribe forcibly removed from their ancestral lands more than 180 years ago.

“We never know what’s going to happen through administration changes and we want to make sure that this land is forever protected,” says Tracie Revis, director of advocacy for the Ocmulgee National Park and Preserve Initiative (ONPPI) and a citizen of the Muscogee Nation.

Read more at @natgeo
The Biden administration approved the ConocoPhillip’s Willow Project earlier this week, a 30-year oil and gas development proposal on public lands in Alaska. 

Here is part of the NOA statement in response to this decision: 
“This project threatens the health of our people and our lands. It threatens the well-being of all our descendants. The fossil fuel industry has devastated our sacred sites and ancestral lands.”

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