In July, Western Native Voice launched the Natives on the Votepath tour throughout Montana’s Native American communities to register voters for this year’s upcoming election. The crew is going door-to-door for a month, starting in Fort Peck, and traveling through … Continued
Western Native Voice staff toured six tribal colleges across Montana in an effort to register new voters, recruit new members, and listen to young people about the issues that matter to them. All in all, Western Native Voice field manager … Continued
Yes, I want to help WORC elevate Western voices and hold decision-makers accountable! Your support of WORC ensures that Western voices are heard by sending the people most affected by bad policies to speak directly to decision-makers. With your help, … Continued
Yes, I want to help WORC elevate Western voices and hold decision-makers accountable! Your support of WORC ensures that Western voices are heard by sending the people most affected by bad policies to speak directly to decision-makers. With your help, … Continued
After five decades of shaping grassroots organizing in the West and High Plains, Pat Sweeney is stepping away from WORC but continuing the fight for democracy. Pat Sweeney, WORC’s founder and long-time director, casts a long shadow in the West’s … Continued
Photo by Jessica Plance. Using the Congressional Review Act, Congress has now tossed aside years of public input from Wyoming ranchers, Tribes, property owners, and recreationists. This week, Congress used the Congressional Review Act to cancel the Buffalo Field Office … Continued
Using the Congressional Review Act, Congress has now tossed aside years of BLM consultation with Wyoming ranchers, farmers, Tribes, and other stakeholders Today, the Senate used the Congressional Review Act to cancel the Buffalo Field Office Resource Management Plan Amendment, … Continued
Using the Congressional Review Act, House tosses aside years of BLM consultation with Wyoming ranchers, farmers, Tribes, and other stakeholders Yesterday, the House used the Congressional Review Act to cancel the Buffalo Field Office Resource Management Plan Amendment. The Bureau … Continued
At the volunteer canvasser launch in Billings, Montana.
The vote tosses aside years of consultation the BLM conducted with tribal leaders, ranchers, farmers, and other people whose livelihood and communities are at stake. by Ted Brewer, WORC communications director This week, the Senate used the Congressional Review Act … Continued