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.
Preparing for 2030 Census: Critical for Native Communities, Tribal Nations and Native-led Organizations
Tips for effectively making your case during a short meeting with a government official.
Data from the largest survey conducted by Native peoples for Native peoples.
Reach your communities with text messaging best practices and tips.
Cultural considerations for delivering effective messages within Indian Country.
Use this tool to check your states requirements for using a Tribal ID to vote.
NARF – “Obstacles at Every Turn: Barriers to Political Participation Faced by Native Americans” report.
Printable resource on voter intimidation, what it is, and what to do if you experience or witness it.
Know when to call the Election Protection Hotline. Use these tips to protect your right to vote. Call 866-OUR-VOTE (866-687-8683).
Language assistance for Native language speakers.
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