American Indian Community Council

27/10/2026

27/10/2026

🗳️ 9 DAYS UNTIL ELECTION DAY! Make your plan to vote today!

Native voters, your voice matters. Our communities have always held the power to shape our futures through our own systems of governance, collective decision-making, and self-determination. Today, voting is one way to make our voices heard.

Grab your ballot and download our FREE, nonpartisan Voters’ Guide, developed in partnership with California Indian Legal Services(CILS), to help you understand your voting rights, navigate the voting process, and make informed decisions.

✅ Review your ballot and fill out your selections
📬 Make a plan to return your ballot by mail, at a secure ballot drop box or vote early in person (Tip: If you mail your ballot, get it post marked on or before Nov 3, preferably by Oct 27 to ensure it arrives on time)
🌎 Make your voice count for our lands, our waters, our children, and our elders

Your vote is yours. Make a plan and be ready!

📲 Download your Voters’ Guide today at www.canativevote.org/vote or CalIndian.org.

26/10/2026

🌿 Native youth are shaping our future. Let’s come together, get informed, and celebrate the power of our voices!
Join the California Native Vote Project for a Native Youth-Led Virtual Vote Party next Tuesday, October 27 at 6:00 p.m. PDT! 🎉🗳️
Whether you're a first-time voter, a seasoned community advocate, or simply looking to connect and learn, there's a place for you here! Everyone is welcome! Bring your ballot,
ask your voting questions, and invite your friends!
Here’s what’s in store:
🌱 Native youth stories, voices, and perspectives
🗳️ Voter education to help you get vote ready and cast your ballot
🎉 Interactive trivia and community conversation
🤝 Ways to stay engaged and support our communities beyond Election Day
📅 Tuesday, October 27, 2026
⏰ 6:00–7:30 p.m. PDT
💻 Register FREE: https://bit.ly/Webinar_10_27_26
📱 Join us on Zoom or tune in to the livestream on California Native Vote Project!
Voting is one tool we can use to make our voices heard. Our power also lives in how we organize, care for one another, protect our lands and waters, and show up for our communities across generations.
Tip: 👀 Explore our voter education resources at www.canativevote.org/vote and register for the webinar at https://bit.ly/Webinar_10_27_26 to join the conversation! 🔗 Links in bio.
See you there!

🌿 Native youth are shaping our future. Let’s come together, get informed, and celebrate the power of our voices!

Join the California Native Vote Project for a Native Youth-Led Virtual Vote Party next Tuesday, October 27 at 6:00 p.m. PDT! 🎉🗳️

Whether you're a first-time voter, a seasoned community advocate, or simply looking to connect and learn, there's a place for you here! Everyone is welcome! Bring your ballot,
ask your voting questions, and invite your friends!

Here’s what’s in store:
🌱 Native youth stories, voices, and perspectives
🗳️ Voter education to help you get vote ready and cast your ballot
🎉 Interactive trivia and community conversation
🤝 Ways to stay engaged and support our communities beyond Election Day

📅 Tuesday, October 27, 2026
⏰ 6:00–7:30 p.m. PDT
💻 Register FREE: https://bit.ly/Webinar_10_27_26
📱 Join us on Zoom or tune in to the livestream on Facebook.com/canativevote!

Voting is one tool we can use to make our voices heard. Our power also lives in how we organize, care for one another, protect our lands and waters, and show up for our communities across generations.

Tip: 👀 Explore our voter education resources at www.canativevote.org/vote and register for the webinar at https://bit.ly/Webinar_10_27_26 to join the conversation! 🔗 Links in bio.

See you there!

24/07/2026

Native women of all nations, please join the First Women Gather Around the Fire on Saturday, July 25, at St. Paul's Commons, Echo Park, Los Angeles. We will have a potluck lunch followed by a time of prayer and sharing.

03/04/2026

Join us for a day of fellowship, crafting Medicine Wheels, lunch by Pueblo Barbecue, and Walter Ahiti drumming, singing, and speaking on the origin of the Round Dance.

31/03/2026

What are math circles? Why are they a more effective model for teaching mathematics? And why are they a natural fit with many aspects of Native American cultures? Join us on April 14, 6:00 PM via Zoom for AICC's Monthly Speaker Gathering featuring Donna Fernandez (Pomo), Co-Director of the Alliance for Indigenous Math Circles. RSVP to [email protected] for Zoom details.
California Native Vote Project United American Indian Involvement, Inc. United American Indian Involvement, Inc. Indian Country Today Urban Native Education Alliance

31/03/2026

LA County Native youth ages 16-25 have two opportunities to earn while learning lfe skills in a culturally grounded setting. Please share!

10/03/2026

Join us tomorrow evening via Zoom to hear Professor DeLacy Ganley describe this innovative teacher preparation program, specifically designed to teach Native American K-12 students.
RSVP to [email protected] for details.