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Lucy Nicolar Poolaw (1882-1969) was a Penobscot performer who dedicated her life to bringing attention to Native issues and the need to voting rights during her life.

Because of her dedication to expanding voting rights for Native communities, in 1955 she became the first Native person allowed to cast a vote on a reservation in Maine.❤️🪶

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Lucy Nicolar Poolaw (1882-1969) was a Penobscot performer who dedicated her life to bringing attention to Native issues and the need to voting rights during her life. 

Because of her dedication to expanding voting rights for Native communities, in 1955 she became the first Native person allowed to cast a vote on a reservation in Maine.❤️🪶

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#OnThisDay in 2021, Deb Haaland was confirmed as the first Native Cabinet Secretary in U.S. history.

“The change we need will take hard work and perseverance, but I know that together there is nothing we cannot accomplish,” she said in the press release from the U.S. Department of the Interior.

We were honored to have her be included a few months later as part of our Red Road To D.C.
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#OnThisDay in 2021, Deb Haaland was confirmed as the first Native Cabinet Secretary in U.S. history. 

“The change we need will take hard work and perseverance, but I know that together there is nothing we cannot accomplish,” she said in the press release from the U.S. Department of the Interior. 

We were honored to have her be included a few months later as part of our Red Road To D.C.Image attachment
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On February 14, the Department of Interior announced a history agreement with the Klamath Tribes, Yurok Tribe, Karuk Tribe, and Klamath Water Users Association to advance collaborative efforts to restore the Klamath Basin ecosystem and improve water supply for the area.

“The collaboration and cooperation reached today in the Klamath Basin is a critical step forward as we work to support healthy ecosystems and water reliability in the region for generations to come,” said @secdebhaaland.

We will continue to advocate for collaborative efforts and co-management of land with Tribes and celebrate these monumental moments where change is happening!
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On February 14, the Department of Interior announced a history agreement with the Klamath Tribes, Yurok Tribe, Karuk Tribe, and Klamath Water Users Association to advance collaborative efforts to restore the Klamath Basin ecosystem and improve water supply for the area. 

“The collaboration and cooperation reached today in the Klamath Basin is a critical step forward as we work to support healthy ecosystems and water reliability in the region for generations to come,” said @secdebhaaland. 

We will continue to advocate for collaborative efforts and co-management of land with Tribes and celebrate these monumental moments where change is happening!
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On February 14, the Department of Interior announced a history agreement with the Klamath Tribes, Yurok Tribe, Karuk Tribe, and Klamath Water Users Association to advance collaborative efforts to restore the Klamath Basin ecosystem and improve water supply for the area. 

“The collaboration and cooperation reached today in the Klamath Basin is a critical step forward as we work to support healthy ecosystems and water reliability in the region for generations to come,” said @secdebhaaland. 

We will continue to advocate for collaborative efforts and co-management of land with Tribes and celebrate these monumental moments where change is happening!
🗣️ We are excited to announce that applications are now open for our next National Native Organizer Training! 

🪶 Our national trainings are for Native organizers and leaders who are committed to engaging our communities with strategies guided by intertribal Indigenous values.

🗓️ This next, in-person training will be held from Monday, May 20 to Saturday, May 25 in Federal Way, Washington. 

❤️ We encourage Tribal and Native community leaders from rural, reservation, or urban communities as well as staff from Native nonprofits and Tribal entities to apply! 

✨The deadline to apply is 11:59 PM EST Monday, April 1

Find out more and apply via the link in our bio!
On International Women’s Day, we want to recognize the women of Indian Country ❤️

From direct action organizers to dedicated tribal employees to leaders, like the Secretary of the Interior, women play vital roles in strengthening our communities. 

Join us in celebrating the incredible women who are making a difference in Indian Country and beyond! 🪶✨

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