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Yearly Archives: 2025

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April – May Update
  • Apr 30, 2025
  • NDNV News

April – May Update

Hello, The 2025 ND legislative session has now concluded. We will have an updated report on how the bills we...read more

  • Mar 20, 2025
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March Updates

Hello! We are now in week 12 of the legislative session. These are the bills we tracked so far this...read more

January – February Update
  • Feb 19, 2025
  • Events

January – February Update

Hello! Welcome back to our newsletter! Sorry for the brief break in communication. 2025 came in hot for us as...read more

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Happy Monday! This week we want to feature one o Happy Monday! This week we want to feature one of our very important board members: Jody DeLong Sr. "Misko Noodin Binesi" our NDNV Board Chair. He's been with NDNV since 2023. He started his career in higher education as a student at Turtle Mountain College, where he developed a strong passion for learning and community engagement. Through dedication and persistence, he worked his way through various grant-funded positions, gaining valuable experience in tribal governance, research, and community development. Each role provided Jody with deeper insight into the challenges and opportunities facing Indigenous communities, strengthening his commitment to education and advocacy... read more about Jody on our website, here: https://ndnativevote.org/about/
North Dakota Native Vote extends out heartfelt gra North Dakota Native Vote extends out heartfelt gratitude to all legislators who participated in the 2025 session. In addition to our 33 priority bills, we tracked an additional 47 bills that impact tribal communities. Thank you for your service and dedication throughout this legislative session. #inspireindigenousaction
Thank you to Standing Rock Tribal Health Departmen Thank you to Standing Rock Tribal Health Department for extending an invite to NDNV for us to table at the Standing Rock Community Health Fair and Walk. Another big thank you to Standing Rock Community High School for hosting us, it was nice to visit with and greet the students and community. Congratulations to the winners of our Trivia Door prize Giveaway! #NDNV #inspireindigenousaction
This infographic shows week 13 data on the legisla This infographic shows week 13 data on the legislator votes and how they align with our priorities. #NDNativeVote
Upcoming Committee Hearings in Week 13: HB 1455 “Legislative Measures by Indian Affairs Commission” — Committee hearing in Senate Judiciary on April 2 at 9:00am in the Peace Garden Room. HCR 3001 “State Funds Investment” — Committee hearing in Senate Industry & Business on April 1 at 2:30pm in the Fort Union Room. HCR 3003 “Constitution Amendment Threshold” — Committee hearing in Senate State & Local Government on April 4 at 9:30am in Room 216. Photos are of the updates from last week's legislative session 🙂
The Cycle 2 application for the Thriving Communiti The Cycle 2 application for the Thriving Communities Grants Program is closing soon. These grants aim to support projects for 28 federally recognized Tribes and in Colorado, Montana, North Dakota, South Dakota, Utah, and Wyoming. Submit your application by 1 p.m. MT on Monday, March 31. Apply at https://mapejgrants.org.
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