Social Media Takeovers are a great way to engage audiences and diversify interests. If done well they are super fun. More organizations and businesses are taking advantage of this digital strategy, especially in Indian Country. And why not? We have cool people, in cool places, doing amazing things. If you have connections with a Native social media influencer and they having compelling stories to share, it's a great way to grow and educate audiences. I saw this post yesterday

A quick follow up. I talk about new opportunities and why we need more of these trainings available in Indian Country. I would love to host similar events in our tribal and urban centers. I'll continue to look for ways to make this happen. I would love to do this on Navajo and in other tribal communities across the U.S. Plus I get to try a new screen sharing program. s/o to Inclusv #NativeVote20 #Elections2020

I'm looking to connect with other Indigenous Digital Organizers to partner with, tell stories, build a community, and gear up for #NativeVote20, presidential election campaigns, and other issue advocacy work. I talk a bit about my work and how I started. YouTube: https://youtu.be/q_LUU9xi6LQ HMU. DM/text/call/email @jaynieparrish/4807518329/parrishdigital@icloud.com Website www.parrishdigital.org #Election2020 #NativeVote20

#FBF 2015 Native American Aboriginal Chefs kick butt in the kitchen and the way they handle business online. They also educate and bring attention to Indigenous food systems and concepts. Farm to table movement, Sea to table, now that's #Indigenous. #IndigenousCuisine #NativeFoods #Represent Social Media Chefs on Twitter & Instagram: - Chef Nephi Craig @ChefNephiCraig - Chef Sean Sherman @Siouxchef74 @the_sioux_chef - Chef Rich Francis @Gwichinchef - Chef Ian Gladue @N