We the Resilient Webinar
Description
Join the California Native Vote Project for a funder-focused webinar on We the Resilient, 2nd Edition, a landmark report on Native power-building and resilience, while exploring the need for equitable investments in Native-led organizations in California.
Thursday, May 7
10:00 AM PST
Zoom
During this webinar, we will explore:
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Updated data on Native communities across economic opportunity, education, health, housing, and democracy
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Testimonials and movement narratives from Tribal community leaders
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Actionable recommendations for philanthropic investment
Featured speakers include Brenda Solorzano (The California Endowment), Joanna Jackson (Weingart Foundation), Chrissie Castro (CNVP), and Virginia Hedrick (California Rural Indian Health Board).
Register Now: bit.ly/WTRWebinar050726
Report Link: bit.ly/CNVPResearch
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