Join DNC Native American Caucus Meeting with Mayor Pete
Wednesday, September 30, 2020
• REGISTER: bit.ly/dncnatives
Please join our monthly meeting to hear from Mayor Pete Buttigieg and Tribal Leaders on current issues impacting Native peoples and how the Biden/Harris administration will help assist in these matters.
The Biden/Harris campaign has hired more Native Americans than previous Presidential Campaigns and it is important to hear from them. Five of the Tribal organizers will educate us on what is happening within their focused areas.
- Clara Pratte, Navajo Nation, Tribal Engagement Director, Biden for President
- Arvina Martin, Hohapjikere, Ho-Chunk, Wisconsin Native Vote Director
- Rachel Hood, Yavapai-Apache Nation, Native American Outreach Manager, Arizona Dems
- Crystal Cavalier, Occoneechee Band of Saponi Nation, Tribal Engagement North Carolina Coalitions Deputy Director
- Rachel Banks Kupcho, Leech Lake Ojibwe, Native Engagement Director, Minnesota DFL
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