Toolkit

The landscape of IPV in the LGBTQ2S+ community doesn’t exist in a vacuum. The LGBTQ2S+ community faces challenges like homelessness, housing insecurity, discrimination, police violence, bias, lack of services, and even rejection of services. Overlapping forms of oppression are a dangerous reality of LGBTQ2S+ survivors, and these realities are strongly reinforced by Western colonial structures and beliefs. Read More ››

COVID-19 mitigation measures are actions and precautions that may reduce local COVID-19 transmission. This toolkit provides information, strategies, and pre-written language to best ensure the implementation of safe practices within our work communities.  Read More ››

This booklet is a guide on building programs that are grounded in cultural change.

As we move forward, program development must make consistent connections between the root cause of violence and the way programs do their work. 42 pages. Booklets are sold and shipped in bundles of 10. Price: $60.00 + $15 shipping. Read More ››

Housing Needs of American Indians and Alaska Natives in Tribal Areas: A Report From the Assessment of American Indian, Alaska Native, and Native Hawaiian Housing Needs Executive Summary. 19 pages.  Read More ››

This 20 x 24” informational poster provides an overview of how jurisdiction works in Indian country and the legal rights of crime victims. Read More ››

10 copies of the LGBT2S+ Toolkit and 10 copies of the LGBT2S+ Summary. $30 for the bundle, $6.50 for shipping and handling.

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This workbook is geared towards families of missing Native relatives. Read More ››

This customizable 8 x 11” missing person flyer template is an important tool for generating awareness when a Native woman is missing or suspected to be missing. Read More ››

Tools to Initiate Community Conversations that Explore Gender, Reimagine Masculinities, and Build Healthy Relationships Read More ››

This toolkit provides information and strategies to reconnect with Native teachings and improve capacity to support 2S+/LGBTQ+ survivors as friends and family. Read More ››