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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Get Out the Vote Toolkit
This toolkit offers resources, messaging, and ideas for people working to get out the Native vote in 2026.
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.
National Congress of American Indians (NCAI) and the Native American Rights Fund (NARF) provide guidance for how tribal citizens can stay safe during encounters with law enforcement.
Learn how to communicate efficiently and effectively with stakeholders and the general public in an emergency.
Email best practices and tips.
Core messaging frameworks and customizable copy designed to help Native civic organizers and Tribal Nations mobilize voters behind key issues
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.
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