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Chalk Mural Competition–Oct. 13, 2025Congratulations to the winners of the inaugural Rock The Native Vote Chalk Mural Competition! We were honored to have 18 incredibly talented artists participate, each creating powerful works around the theme “Community.” Thanks to everyone who voted — we had in-person voting and more than 1,400 online votes for the Crowd Favorite!
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PODCAST-Voices of Sovereignty Episode 3ICE Raids, Indigenous Resistance & Why Elections MatterIn this episode of Voices of Sovereignty, a podcast from Rock The Native Vote, hosts Rachel Byford, Theron Wahkinney, and Ginny Underwood speak with Dr. Joe Hobot, President and CEO of the American Indian OIC in Minneapolis. Dr. Hobot shares a firsthand account of the ICE crackdown impacting Indigenous and immigrant communities, the rise of community-led, nonviolent resistance, and why caring for one another is an act of sovereignty. He also explains why the upcoming midterm elections matter and how civic engagement remains critical during times of crisis.
🎧 Listen. Learn. Share. Sovereignty in the Age of AIFrom deepfakes and election manipulation to micro-targeted disinformation and algorithm-driven social media feeds, AI is quietly influencing democracy, culture, and community trust. In this episode, Anneshia Hardy, cultural narrative strategist and Executive Director of Alabama Values, joins the Rock The Native Vote team to unpack how AI reflects the values of its creators, impacts land and environment, spreads confusion, and distorts political reality. The conversation centers on why human context, trusted relationships, and community leadership—especially from Black and Indigenous communities—are essential to protecting self-determination in the age of artificial intelligence.
Find us on: Apple Podcasts Spotify Amazon Music Running with Purpose: A Native Leader’s Campaign Story - Episode 1In this episode of Rock The Native Vote's Voices of Sovereignty podcast, we sit down with Amy Warne—Native advocate, community leader, and food sovereignty expert. Amy shares what inspired her to run for Oklahoma City Council and why Native representation matters at every level of government.
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Rock The Native Vote is a non-partisan 501(c)(3) organization founded in 2005. Our mission is to raise voter awareness, register Native American voters in Oklahoma, and educate Indigenous communities about the election process and key issues impacting Native voters.