Native Power Resources
The resources here are meant to give leaders the tools and templates for the important work you do every day.
The content in the Hub is sourced from organizations who have been leading Native Vote and civic engagement work for decades. We have gathered them here to support Native leaders in making sure Native voices are heard.
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Obstacles Persist: According to the Data
This report from Native American Rights Fund (NARF) illustrates a voting process for Native Americans that is starkly different than what most Americans experience, resulting in higher rejections of voter registrations and ballots cast, and more voters removed from statewide rolls.
Please join National Congress of American Indians for the first webinar in our three-part series – Native Civic Power: Sovereignty at the Ballot Box.
Updates as of September 3 on the status of mail ballots in the aftermath of recent Supreme Court Ruling.
A guide to early voting, what it is, which states permit it, and how you can do it.
This article, featuring NARF leaders, explains how recent mail-in voting restrictions will create obstacles for Native voters.
A guide to USPS addressing standards for maximizing civic engagement and voter registration.
The Collaborative Clinic for Nonprofit Viability (CCNV) is a collaborative initiative designed to safeguard the existence and effectiveness of the community groups, grassroots organizations, and nonprofits that make up the backbone of civic society.
A fact sheet and article explaining how the recent Supreme Court ruling impacts Native voting rights by allowing the United States Postal Service more authority over elections and vote by mail.
Native American Rights Fund (NARF) report illustrating a voting process for Native Americans that is starkly different than what most Americans experience, resulting in higher rejections of voter registrations and ballots cast, and more voters removed from statewide rolls.
An all-in-one voter engagement tool.
The Native American Voting Rights Coalition is collecting stories from tribal citizens who have faced voter discrimination to help record and better understand the lived experiences of Native people across the country.
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