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Jennifer Fairbanks2024-09-10 14:42:032024-09-10 14:43:36NOA Statement: Indian Country Eyes First Debate for Candidates’ Positions on Tribal IssuesStay Connected
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📣 Join IllumiNative in collaboration with Unfiltered.Media for a two part social media training! The first one is this Thursday.
📲 Register here: tinyurl.com/2pt7nh6f
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Understanding our past shapes a better future. Explore effective ways to build collective power and the role Indigenous frameworks play in community organizing. Judith Le Blanc of Native Organizers Alliance shares with Brandolon Barnett how donors and organizers can build lasting change.
📹 Watch the full Guide to Good Series episode buff.ly/4eLMsBQ
🗳️ Have questions about voting?
👩🏽💻 Need to check your registration?
🪶 Want to spread the word about the Native Vote?
Head to NativesVote.com for more information.
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When we show up to the polls, Indian Country is seen and heard! Election Day is right around the corner, so make sure you’re ready to vote.
Visit http://NativesVote.com to register/check your voter registration. 🗳️
The federal program that delivers food assistance to Native Americans (aka commodities) is still in crisis, with delays, and shortages. After 5 months, tribal leaders are calling on the Biden administration to fix the problem.
The history of Indian Boarding School policies is one of deep trauma.
Today we specifically remember the children who never came home. 🧡🕯️
It is also vital to remember the survivors, their families, and the communities that were disrupted by these horrible actions.
Don’t miss this! Today at 3 pm EST!
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Tomorrow is the next edition in the Native Vote Organizing Series: Voting is Good Medicine.
Join to hear our executive director Judith LeBlanc!
RSVP here: https://tinyurl.com/224h6782
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When we show up to the polls, Indian Country is seen and heard! Election Day is right around the corner, so make sure you’re ready to vote.
Visit NativesVote.com to register/check your voter registration. 🗳️
🖼️: @greggdeal
“We’ve seen time and time again, our Indigenous lands and resources developed, destroyed, and extracted for corporate profit. It is the right of sovereign nations to determine the future and use of our lands.“
Read the full op-ed by Judith LeBlanc at @nativenewsonline
Today is the first day of October which means we are only 34 days out from Election Day! ✨🗳 #NativesVote2024
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🪶 The history of Indian Boarding School policies is one of deep trauma. These policies removed hundreds of thousands of Native children from their families aiming to erase Native languages, cultures, and traditions.
Today, and every year on September 30, we specifically remember the children who never came home. 🧡🕯️
It’s also vital to recognize the survivors their families, and communities affected by these policies.
We must work to restore Native languages and cultures that were disrupted by these horrible actions.
To address the ongoing impacts of Indian boarding schools, The Truth and Healing Commission on Indian Boarding School Policies Act has been introduced. If passed, this landmark legislation would establish a federal commission to investigate, document, and acknowledge the historical harms — a vital step toward healing and rebuilding trust with Native communities.
Join us in supporting this historic legislation at the link in our bio.
🪶Join the Native Vote Organizing Series: Voting is Good Medicine to be in community with organizers and leaders from Tribes, advocacy groups, and Native-led organizations.
Today’s webinar will feature our executive director, @judymleblanc! ✨🗳️
When? September 25 at 3 pm EST
RSVP at the link in our bio.
Let’s make 2024 the biggest year EVER for the Native Vote!
A new season is here 🌼✨🍂 As the old fades away and the preparation for the upcoming projects, challenges, and celebrations continues to germinate: take time to rest and support your community.
Happy Autumn Equinox!
Rivers are a vital life source. 🌊❤️
On this #WorldRiversDay, we want to uplift the fight against corporate greed that poisons our water and disrupts our treaty rights.
Follow @savewildsalmon, @nimiipuulandprotectors, @motherkuskokwim, @resist_line_3, and others who are continuing to lead the way to Indigenize policies to protect our rivers.
✨We spent the last two weekends with some incredible fellows who are ready to spread the word about the power of the Native Vote!
The first weekend we were in Chicago and the second in Detroit. Fellows connected to likeminded folks, learned about narrative sovereignty, and even got to try our phone banking!
These photos remind us of the importance of community. The time we spent together was filled with energy, community, engagement, expertise, and medicine.
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