Obviously I knew the Conference would be taking place during Halloween, but I didn't pay much attention to the idea of it, until it happened. It was in conjunction with Native Vote! an organization that gave a presentation that very day. Native Vote! seeks to get all of Indian Country to get out the Native vote in the coming elections. But getting young people involved is a key way to
For more information on Native Vote! 2012
As part of their Native Vote! 2012 campaign, there was a free photo booth! There were costumes everywhere! Along with the awesome Halloween treats and candy apples, were chicken skewers, chocolates and punch. The dance featured an array of classic rock hits to 80's pop, to Michael Jackson's 'Thriller.' Winners of the Costume Contest were a couple who came as Pop Eye and Olive.
Many of the youth came as well, (I went as Catwoman) and I spent my time meeting and greeting. There were kids dressed as Superman, the Flintstones, even a tiny tot came dressed as a smurf! The lighting wasn't the best for my puny camera, and the following pic was the clearest shot I came out with:
Me and my old friend Tyson Johnston
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