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XIBU!DBO!ZPV!EP@ <br />3: <br />! <br />Dibohjoh!uif!Obssbujwf!Bcpvu!Obujwf!Bnfsjdbot <br />Joufssvqu!boe!dpssfdu!uif!gbmtf!obssbujwf If you hear or see others perpetuating myths, stereotypes or other aspects of the false narrative — whether out of ignorance or blatant racism <br /> — share with them the correct information. Use the narrative and narrative-framed messages to start a new conversation. (See “Lifting Up Truths” on page 34.) <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br />! <br />Ijsf!Obujwf!Bnfsjdbot!Seek out and hire Native Americans in your organization. Appoint Native Americans as board members and to coalitions, advisory groups and commissions. Contract <br /> with Native artists and other professionals. Encourage your colleagues and peers to do the same. narrative with a commitment to reaching more deeply across and beyond your networks <br /> to bring Native American values, knowledge and creative voices into your work. Csjoh!Obujwf!wpjdft!joup!nfejb!boe!foufsubjonfou news media or in pop culture, commit to hiring Native <br /> Americans as producers, directors, editors, artists, writers and so forth. Commit funding to Native projects. Erase outdated, stereotypical and inaccurate depictions in your work, and <br /> do not create Native stories or representations guiding the work. <br />! <br />! <br />com for contact <br />Dibohjoh!uif!Obssbujwf!Bcpvu!Obujwf!Bnfsjdbot <br />”Uif!nptu!wbmvbcmf!usfbtvsf!jo!Ipmmzxppe!jt!b!hsfbu!tupsz/!Boe!xjui!bmmfhbujpot!pg!’gblf!ofxt-“!bvejfodft!bsf!ivohsjfs!uibo!fwfs!gps!bvuifoujdjuz/!Sfbm!wpjdft-!usvf!tupsjft!boe!qfstqfdujwft!xf!epo“u! <br />ifbs!fwfsz!ebz!bsf!usfnfoepvt!bttfut/!Jowftujoh!jo!Obujwf!Bnfsjdbo!tupsjft-!tupszufmmfst!boe!ubmfou!jt!opu!pomz!uif!sjhiu!uijoh!up!ep-!ju“t!uif!tnbsu!uijoh!up!ep/•!Kpiboob!Cmblmfz-!Nbobhjoh!Ejsfdups- <br />!uif!Opsnbo!Mfbs!Dfoufs <br />Tibqf!Zpvs!Xpsl!up!Bewbodfuif!Ofx!Obssbujwf Ep!zpvs!ipnfxpsl!˜!boe!btl!gps!ifmq Don’t rely on Native Americans to teach you about how to be an ally. It is not their job to or current <br /> reality. It’s your opportunity and responsibility to learn all you can and to develop the ability to determine what is or is not appropriate. Respectfully seek with whom you’ve built <br /> relationships, and respect their critical feedback. See “Information Sources” on page 34 for some places to start. All of the organizations involved in this project stand ready to help <br /> you. Reach out with questions about data, how to build and communities to work with around reclaimingnativetruth.information.39 <br /> <br />