Triangle Native American Society Inc

09/03/2026

We have an amazing update on our website!

Thanks to our partners Feel Good Action you can now register to vote on our website, request an absentee ballot, learn what’s on the ballot and more!

This exciting resource makes voting more accessible to our community and we encourage you to share it everywhere.

Democracy is Indigenous and this upcoming mid-term election should not be missed. Make your Native voice be heard 🗳️

https://www.trianglenative.org/democracy-is-indigenous

09/02/2026

Missed our Budgets Are Moral Documents webinar last night with NC Budget & Tax Center? Well you watch the full video on Facebook. Learn about one of the upcoming amendments on the ballot this year and how it’ll affect your daily life. A 3.5% tax maximum sounds promising but the costs will shake up your daily life!

09/02/2026

If you were unable to join us for our virtual conversation with NC Budget and Tax Center, you can watch it and share anytime here!

Watch and become educated on how state and local budgets work.

National Urban Indian Family Coalition

09/01/2026

Did you know the first Native American sorority started right here in the Triangle? Alpha Pi Omega Sorority, Inc. was founded in Chapel Hill by four powerhouse women who have changed history in the Triangle across the nation! Celebrating APiO founders and how wide the circle has grown today! 🌿🪶

09/01/2026

We welcome you to our TNAS Community Meeting on October 5, 2026!

We have two officer chairs open for election that will take place during the meeting; Vice President and Treasurer. Please see the link below with more information about these positions to see if they are a good fit for you.

We currently have one candidate for Vice President: Alisa Hunt-Lowery

https://docs.google.com/document/d/1cOZCrn8IFQIgyWlmo9wBPWxnmXBzDupxZRuBqBZ_hDM/edit?tab=t.0

We also want to invite you to have the opportunity to sit on one of our committees in TNAS and get more involved to help us make an even bigger impact to the community. Please see the flyers for more information on the committees and the committee goals.

Information submission is due soon, be sure to get yours in! See flyers for the information that is needed from you. You can also find this information in our Linktree and website blog.

09/01/2026

You still have time to join us tonight at 7pm for Budgets Are Moral Documents Webinar with NC Budget & Tax!

This is a presentation and Q&A on how we as a community can advocate for issues important to us in the state budget!

Join Zoom Meeting
https://us06web.zoom.us/j/89983983547?pwd=zWCCe8lR8acCBi9IiIX28ywb8GajCS.1

Meeting chat link
https://us06web.zoom.us/launch/jc/89983983547

Meeting ID: 899 8398 3547
Passcode: 280090

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09/01/2026

Triangle Native is hosting out Democracy Is Indigenous Summit next week and we need your help!

Some of our representatives have not responded an opportunity to meet our Native community. We're having a call of action to be sure your voices are heard!

Below you can find a script to make an easy and simple phone call to your representative and invite them to meet with Native voters. You can also email them with the script below!

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Hi [Representative],

My name is [Name], and I live in [City/Town]. As a Native American voter, I am writing to personally urge you to attend the Triangle Native American Society’s Democracy is Indigenous Summit on September 9 from 7–9 PM at the Dix Park All Faiths Chapel.

Too often, Native voices and the issues impacting our communities go unheard. This event is an important opportunity to meet Native voters and hear directly from Urban Indian organizations from across North Carolina about the issues that matter most to our communities.

Your attendance would demonstrate your support for Native voters and your commitment to listening to the voices of Indigenous communities across our state.

I hope you will join us for this important conversation. I am counting on your support.

Thank you for your time and consideration.

Sincerely,
[Name]
[City/Town]"

You can find your representative and their number at Common Cause: https://www.commoncause.org/find-your-representative/

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08/29/2026

🌾 SAVE THE DATE! 🌾

Something sweet is coming back to Sampson County! 👀🤎

Join us Saturday, October 3rd for the Coharie Tribe’s Sorghum Festival!

We’re bringing together tradition, community, good food and a little something for everybody.

From the Sorghum Cooking Demo to the Old Car Show, Tractor Show, live entertainment, food vendors, craft vendors and more!

📅 October 3, 2026
⏰ 10:00 AM – 4:00 PM

For now, just MARK. THAT. CALENDAR 🗓️ ✅

More details, vendor information, entertainment announcements and all the good stuff will be rolling out soon!

Come spend the day with us as we celebrate community, culture and one of the sweetest traditions around 🌾🤎

More details coming soon…stay tuned!

08/29/2026