WNV News
From Home to DC: Seeing Policy Through Our Communities
Showing Up Together. When I reflect on what’s happening in Congress or at federal agencies lately, I don’t see a… read more
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The Seven Minute Drill: Breaking Through Blocks
Even the most talented people get stuck sometimes. Whether it’s writer’s block, indecision, or lack of confidence, we’ve all felt… read more
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From Local to National: How Young People Are Shaping Policy
The Power of Young Indigenous Leadership When people think about Washington, D.C., they often imagine seasoned lawmakers, polished lobbyists, and… read more
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Challenges and Triumps: Guiding A Native-Led Organization
From personal growth to community empowerment, Western Native Voice’s journey shows that every challenge is an opportunity to build Native… read more
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Celebrate Indigenous Peoples’ Day with a Round Dance and Vendor Show in Billings
Celebrating Native Heritage and Shared Histories Across Montana Indigenous Peoples’ Day is just around the corner, and communities across the… read more
Community Spotlight
Eddie Foote: Honoring Native Roots, Healing From Addiction, Helping Veterans
This month, we had the opportunity to speak with Eddie Foote, a Northern Cheyenne and Nakota veteran whose life reflects… read more
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Sharing Belief, Building Futures: How Values Create Value
From Rocky Boy to Expanding Horizons: A message to youth that belief, resilience, and values can transform challenges into opportunities…. read more
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Power at Home: The Impact of Local Voting in Indian Country
When we think about voting, most people picture the big races splashed across national news: the presidency, Congress, the White… read more
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Protecting the Native Vote: Why Mail-In Ballots Matter
Native communities have long faced structural barriers to voting, from limited polling locations to vast travel distances. In many areas,… read more
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2025 Voice of Change Awarded to Diana Burd of Browning, MT
When Diana Burd accepted the Voice of Change Award, she did so not for herself but for her community. As… read more