Billings, MT – February 21, 2025 – Western Native Voice (WNV) is thrilled to announce “Building Bridges, Building Power: A Day of Leadership and Change,” a high-energy, interactive experience designed to inspire and uplift its members across Montana. These dynamic gatherings will bring essential resources, leadership training, and opportunities for civic engagement straight to the people in a fun and engaging way!
The “Building Bridges, Building Power” One-Day Membership Conferences will take place in twelve locations across the state, bringing together community members, leaders, and advocates for an exciting day of learning, connection, and action. Each event will feature powerful speakers, hands-on workshops, and engaging discussions on topics that matter most to Indigenous communities.
“Our goal with the ‘Building Bridges, Building Power’ Conferences is to create a space where our members’ voices are amplified and where they leave feeling inspired and equipped to make a difference,” said Tracie Garfield, Communication Director of Western Native Voice. “We’re bringing resources, energy, and fresh ideas directly to our members.”
Topics covered in the “Building Bridges, Building Power” One-Day Conferences include:
History of the Native vote
History of Montana tribes
Voter registration and civic engagement
Leadership development and personal growth
Public policy and advocacy training
Community organizing strategies
Western Native Voice invites all members to join them for these free, high-energy events and be part of the movement shaping the future of Native communities in Montana. Membership is free and anyone (18+) can become a member at westernnativevoice.org/join.
Upcoming “Building Bridges, Building Power” Conference Dates & Locations:
March 18 – Poplar
March 27 - Bozeman
April 3 – Fort Belknap
April 10 – Helena
April 17 – Billings
April 22 – Rocky Boy
April 24 – Great Falls
April 29 – Missoula
May 1 – Pablo
May 8 – Browning
May 20 – Northern Cheyenne
May 22 – Crow Agency
For more information or to register for an event near you, visit westernnativevoice.org/bbbp or contact Western Native Voice at 406-869-1938.