North Dakota Native Vote had a booth this year at the United Tribes Technical College Leadership Summit. The goal in attending the summit was to build our social media platforms and get our work and messaging out into the community. We had a $100 gift card drawing for people who visited the booth and took a photo with our NDNV "Inspire Indigenous Action" sign and then tagged us on their social media. Jessica, the Communications Coordinator,...
This summer North Dakota Native Vote attended and set up an informational booth at each powwow held at each tribe across North Dakota. At the powwow's the staff conducted community survey's, explained the work we do and helped build our online presence. We also brought lots of summer swag with us to give away including foldable fans, usb banks, sunglasses, lanyards, keychain lights, stickers, pens and buttons. We also had a drawing at each...
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The 2023 North Dakota Legislative Session is in crunch time, when controversial or difficult billsmust be finalized and acted on. We have some important bills in this mix that will need supportor opposition. The latest this year’s session can go is May 4, but chances are it will adjournseveral days earlier than that. School LunchesStop Shaming Students. First, some good news. The bill to limit shaming students who haveunpaid school lunch debt...
Are you looking for sustained change? Are you fed up with the decisions being made for you as a citizen? Are you looking for an exciting work environment? Want to join a team that works toward positive change in North Dakota? Look no further! North Dakota Native Vote is looking for a full-time Field Director to take on issue work in our statewide organization. Apply to join our team and work to promote positive change on our reservations, in...
