Building Indigenous and rural voting power.

Arizona Native Vote (ANV) is non-partisan 501(c)(3) dedicated to building tribal and rural political power. We do this by working with community members to increase voter registration and civic engagement. Our team is building a bench of local year-round community organizers and leaders that work together to increase civic engagement by educating their rural and tribal communities about voter registration, elections, government, and voting rights.

• We center voters and communities.

• We uplift local community knowledge around civic engagement and elections for all levels of government - tribal, county, state, and federal.

• We provide culturally appropriate voter registration, electoral and civic education, and election information;

• We hire local Indigenous and rural organizers to register their families and communities to vote, assist with voter identification, and engage residents in northeastern Arizona counties-Navajo, Apache, and Coconino. Our engagement region includes communities on the Navajo Nation (AZ), White Mountain Apache Tribe, San Carlos Apache Tribe, and Hopi Tribe.

• Our field organizers work to expand year-round voter registration and education efforts through our Firekeepers program and Indigenous Democracy Classes, which supports local matriarchs and students in tribal and rural communities, including tribal border towns with high Native populations.