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Pathways to Platforms for Oral Health Progress the Society of American Indian Dentists — Washington DC Spring Summit Inaugural Event May 10–11, 2018 Pathways to Platforms for Oral Health Progress The Society of American Indian Dentists — Washington DC Spring Summit Inaugural Event May 10–11, 2018 National Caucus of American Indian Legislators 82/ www.ncsl.org 22 www.ncai.org (303) 364-7700 (202) 466-7767 The National Caucus of Native American State The National Congress of American Indians Legislators (NCNASL) works to promote a (NCAI) is the oldest, largest, and most better understanding of state-tribal issues representative American Indian and Alaska among policymakers and the public at large. Native organization serving the broad interests Caucus members meet annually. of tribal governments and communities. This placemat is compliments of Brushtime Enterprises, Inc. National Caucus of Native American State Legislators 2017 Total: 82 members in 22 states ALASKA Senator J. Kalani English NORTH CAROLINA Senator Ron Sharp KANSAS Representative Shane Morigeau Representative Bryce Edgmon Email: [email protected] Representative Charles Graham Email: [email protected] Representative Ponka-We Victors Email: [email protected] Email:[email protected] District: 7, Party: Democrat Email: [email protected] District:17, Party: Republican Email: [email protected] District: 95, Party: Democrat District: 37, Party: Democrat Telephone no. 808- 587-7225 District: 47, Party: Democrat Telephone no. 405- 521-5537 District: 103, Party: Democrat Telephone no. 406- 546-4290 Toll-Free: 800-898-4451 Senator Brickwood Galuteria Telephone no. 919-715-0875 Senator Jason Smalley Telephone no. 785-296-7651/316-633-9132 Representative Rae Peppers Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Representative Neal Foster NORTH DAKOTA KENTUCKY Email: [email protected] District: 12, Party: Democrat District: 28, Party: Republican District: 41, Party: Democrat District: 39, Party: Democrat Telephone no. 808-586-6740 Senator Richard Marcellais Telephone no. 405- 521-5547 Representative Reginald Meeks Telephone no. 406-697-0565 Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Toll-Free: 800-478-3789 Representative Daniel Holt Senator John Sparks Representative Sharon Stewart-Peregoy District: 9, Party: Democrat District: 042, Party: Democrat Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Representative Sam Kito III Telephone no. 701-477-8985/701-477-8985 Telephone no. 502-564-8100, Ext. 653 Email: [email protected] District: 29, Party: Democrat District: 16, Party: Democrat District: 42, Party: Democrat District: 33, Party: Democrat Telephone no. 808-586-6180 Representative Wayne Trottier Telephone no. 405- 521-5553 MAINE Telephone no. 406- 639-2198 Email: [email protected] Toll-Free: 877-465-4766 Representative Jarrett K. Keohokalole Representative Collin Walke Representative Matthew Dana II Senator Jason Small District: 19, Party: Republican Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Senator Lyman Hoffman Telephone no. 701-587-5040/701-238-0763 Email: [email protected] District: 48, Party: Democrat District: 87, Party: Democrat District: 153, Party: Democrat District: 21, Party: Republican District: S, Party: Democrat Telephone no. 808-586-8540 OKLAHOMA Telephone no. 405- 557-7335 Telephone no. 800- 423-2900/207-796-2301 Telephone no. 406-690-0923 Toll-Free: 866-465-4453 Senator Michelle Kidani Representative Bobby Cleveland Representative Cory Williams Representative Wayne Mitchell Senator Frank Smith Representative Charisse Millet Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] District: 18, Party: Democrat District:20, Party: Republican District: 34, Party: Democrat District:, Party: Democrat District: 16, Party: Democrat District: 25, Party: Republican Telephone no. 808-586-7109 Telephone no. 405- 557-7308 Telephone no. 405- 557-7411 Telephone no. 207-817-7300/207-827-0392 Telephone no. 406-444-4800/406-942-0615 Toll-Free: 888-269-3879 Senator Russell E. Ruderman Representative Scott Fetgatter OREGON Representative Henry John Bear UTAH Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected]. Email: [email protected] Representative Justin Parish Representative Tanwa Sanchez Representative Angela Romero District: 2, Party: Democrat District: 16, Party: Republican District: 2, Party: Green Independent Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Telephone no. 808-586-6890 Telephone no. 800-522-8502 Telephone no. (207) 694-4190 District: 34, Party: Democrat District: 43, Party: Democrat District: 26, Party: Democrat Toll-Free: 800-968-6744 Representative James Tokioka Representative William Fourkiller Telephone no. 503-986-1443 MARYLAND Telephone no. 801-722-4272 Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Senator Donald Olson Delegate Talmadge Branch District: 15, Party: Democrat District: 86, Party: Democrat SOUTH DAKOTA WYOMING Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Telephone no. 808-586-6270 Telephone no. 405-557-7394 Representative Shawn Bordeaux Senator Affie Ellis District: T, Party: Democrat District: 45, Party: Democrat Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Toll-Free: 800-597-3707 Representative Andria Tupola Representative Avery Frix Telephone no. 1-800-492-7122, ext. 3398/410- 841-3398 Email: [email protected] District: 26A, Party: Democrat District: 08, Party: Republican ARIZONA Email: [email protected] District: 43, Party: Republican District: 13, Party: Republican Telephone no. 605-773-3851/605-856-8241 MINNESOTA Telephone no. 307-287-9095 Representative Wenona Benally Telephone no. 808-586-8465 Telephone no. 405- 557-7302 Senator Troy Heinert Representative Susan Allen Email: [email protected] Representative Justin Woodson Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] District: 7, Party: Democrat Representative Katie Henke NationaL CAUCUS OF Email: [email protected] District: 26, Party: Democrat District: 62B, Party: Democrat Telephone no. 602-926-5172 Email: [email protected] Native AMERICAN State LEGISLators — 2017 District: 9, Party: Democrat District: 71, Party: Republican Telephone no. 605-856-5045/ 605-773-3821 Telephone no. 651-296-7152 Representative Eric Descheenie Telephone no. 808-586-6210 Telephone no. 405- 557-7361 Senator Kevin Killer Representative Jaime Becker-Finn EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE Email: [email protected] Contact: Martha Salazar, 303-364-7700 NEW MEXICO Representative Chuck Hoskin Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] District: 7, Party: Democrat Chair: Senator John McCoy, Washington Email: [email protected]. District: 27, Party: Democrat District: 42B, Party: Democrat Telephone no. 602-926-4846 Representative Sharon Clahchischilliage Vice-chair: Senator Anastasia Pittman, Oklahoma District: 6, Party: Democrat Telephone no. 605-454-8105/605-773-3851 Telephone no. 651-296-7153 Email: [email protected] Secretary: Representative Ponka-We Victors, Kansas Representative Sally Ann Gonzales Telephone no. 405- 557-7319 District: 4, Party: Republican WASHINGTON Representative Peggy Flanagan Treasurer: Representative Kevin Killer, South Dakota Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Telephone no. 505-686-0836/505-986-4453 Senator Chris Kidd Senator John McCoy Peace Keeper: Senator Benny Shendo, New Mexico District: 3, Party: Democrat District: 46A, Party: Democrat Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Telephone no. 602-926-3278 Representative Doreen Wonda Johnson Telephone no. 651-296-7026 District: 31, Party: Republican District: 38, Party: Democrat Senator Jamescita Peshlakai Email: [email protected] District: 5, Party: Democrat Telephone no. 405- 521-5663 Telephone no. 360-786-7674 Representative Mary Kunesh-Podein Email: JPeshlakai @azleg.gov Email: [email protected] District: 7, Party: Democrat Telephone no. 505- 986-4236 Representative Mark McBride Representative Jeff Morris Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] District: 41B, Party: Democrat Telephone no. 602-926-5160 Representative Derrick Lente Telephone no. 651-296-4331 Email: [email protected] District: 53, Party: Republican District: 40, Party: Democrat CALIFORNIA District: 65, Party: Democrat Telephone no. 405- 557-7346 Telephone no. 360-786-7970 MONTANA Assembly member Todd Gloria Telephone no. 505- 507-3063 Senator Greg McCortney Representative Jay Rodne Representative Susan Webber Email:[email protected] NationaL CONGRESS OF AMERICAN INDIANS Representative Georgene Louis Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] District: 78, Party: Democrat Email: [email protected] District: 13, Party: Republican District: 5, Party: Republican District: 16, Party: Democrat The NCAI Executive Committee consist of the Telephone no. 619-645-3090 District: 26, Party: Democrat Telephone no. 405- 557-5541 Telephone no. 360-786-7852 Telephone no. 406- 338-2159 President,
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