Native Vote WA

Join the Seven Sisters Campaign for their next event at St. Marks Cathedral in Seattle from 6:00 to 8:00 p.m. Come hear Washington Conservation Action's Alyssa Macy speak.

The Seven Sisters Campaign, led by Se’Si’Le, uplifts the leadership of Indigenous women grappling with biodiversity loss, climate disruption, and environmental injustice.

This event is free and open to the public!

Learn more at se-si-le.org/campaigns/seven-sisters

Earlier this year, the U.S. Supreme Court heard oral arguments in Watson v. Republican National Committee (RNC). Here's what you should know:

➡️ Currently 30 states, including WA, have a grace period for mail-in ballots. Ballots still count if they are sent by Election Day but arrive within a few days after Election Day.
➡️ If the Court rules in favor of RNC, this grace period would end.
➡️ Many Native voters could face barriers for voting in person and by mail due to geographic isolation from election centers and a lack of reliable vote-by-mail services.

Register to vote to elect Native candidates who champion Indigenous rights: wcaction.us/vote

The Washington Supreme Court just issued a letter acknowledging the historic and ongoing dehumanization of Indigenous peoples in state legal systems.

In the letter, the Washington Supreme Court justices recognize that “the dehumanization and discrimination of Indigenous communities in this state is not just the truth of the past but the reality of the present, including within our court system” and "commit to taking steps to address these injustices."

This response is an important step towards rectifying the harms inflicted upon Indigenous peoples and highlights the importance of Tribal advocacy.

Make sure the work doesn’t end here. Vote for Native candidates who will fight for Tribal sovereignty and justice for Indigenous communities in the next election.

Register to vote: wcaction.us/vote

June is National Rivers Month. Rivers are more than just waterways - they're sources of food, history, and cultural practices.

New data center development threatens Treaty Rights and access to sacred sites, traditional foods, and clean water. Learn how the Yakama Nation is fighting a $3.3 billion energy project on a sacred site: wcaction.us/Sacred

Photo: Henry Brannan

The Puyallup Tribe of Indians is partnering with FIFA to host the 2026 World Cup in Seattle. Indigenous representation will be featured on a global scale. This is the FIRST time that an Indigenous nation will be officially represented at the World Cup.

Lushootseed translations will even be included on signs, digital content, and event materials.

Learn more about the World Cup and the Puyallup Tribe's contributions at wcaction.us/WorldCup

Photo credit: Anthony Bolante

Lacrosse has Native origins. It was originally played by the Haudenosaunee peoples who used the games as more than just a sport. Learn more below ⬇️

Photo credit: (1) Change.org, (2) Historic Geneva, (3) The Daily Orange

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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We had a wonderful time connecting with the community at this year's ATNI Midyear Convention hosted by the Lummi Nation.

Thank you to Alyssa Macy and the Tribal Nations Program for representing Washington Conservation Action at this event!