• Shifting Narratives ft. Moya Bailey, IllumiNative’s Crystal Echo Hawk, & #JoyToThePolls

  • Oct 18 2024
  • Length: 39 mins
  • Podcast

Shifting Narratives ft. Moya Bailey, IllumiNative’s Crystal Echo Hawk, & #JoyToThePolls

  • Summary

  • On this episode of She the People with Aimee Allison we’re talking about narrative, and GOTV. First, you’ll hear from Equity Observer reporter L’Oreal Thompson Payton discuss the implications of misogynoir and representation on this election with expert Professor Moya Bailey. Then, Aimee’s interview with Crystal Echo Hawk, founder and CEO of IllumiNative the first and only national Native-led organization focused on changing the narrative about Native peoples on a mass scale.

    And stay tuned to the end for Joyful Noise- this week featuring #JoytothePoll’s kickoff event in Philly!

    Follow L’Oreal Thompson Payton on LinkedIn, Instagram, and X, and subscribe to Equity Observer to never miss reporting from Design Observer.

    Check out more from Moya Bailey here.

    Aimee and Crystal discussed:

    • The findings from Reclaiming Native Truth, an unprecedented two-year, $3.3 million public opinion research and strategy setting initiative that was co-designed and co-led by IllumiNative founder Crystal Echo Hawk and Echo Hawk Consulting.
    • Stream Fancy Dance
    • Watch Deb Haaland at She the People
    • GOTV resources from IllumiNative’s partnership with Native Organizers Alliance
    • NativesVote for even more resources to support the organization of Native voters

    Follow Crystal Echo Hawk and IllumiNative on Instagram

    Get involved with #JoytothePolls here

    For an edited transcript, visit designobserver.com/shethepeople

    Find Aimee Allison on Instagram, She the People on Instagram, and Design Observer on Instagram.

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