Native Vote WA

Join us at the Healing Our Way Home, an Indigenous reentry resource fair hosted by Native Reentry, on June 9 in Tacoma. We'll be tabling at the event to make sure that formerly incarcerated individuals are aware of their voter restoration rights.

We are often overlooked in remembrance on Memorial Day. We have served in every major U.S. conflict over the last 200 years, and we have the highest rate of military service of any ethnic group in the U.S. Today, we remember our relatives and loved ones who have passed.

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Harmful colonial practices are embedded in Western data systems. For decades, Indigenous people have been misidentified, misclassified, or erased through data genocide, which is the systematic erasure or omission of Indigenous people in data.

No longer. We are decolonizing data by reclaiming our traditional practices, dismantling harmful western methodologies and narratives, and uplifting the power and resiliency of Native communities.

Learn more from Urban Indian Health Institute at https://wcaction.us/DecolonizeData

YAKIMA - You're invited! 🎥 Join us Friday, May 15, for a free Yakima Environmental Justice Film Series screening of These Sacred Hills, a film by Jacob Bailey, Chris Ward, and members of the Rock Creek Band of the Yakama Nation.

This documentary follows members of the Rock Creek Band as they confront a green energy project threatening their sacred mountain, Pushpum. Elain Harvey, Yakama Tribal Member and dedicated activist, will join us following the screening for a live discussion and Q&A.

RSVP: https://loom.ly/6W9R2iw