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CALL FOR WORKSHOP PROPOSAL - 14th Women Are Sacred Conference

2nd National Tillie Black Bear Women Are Sacred Day October 1, 2019

Native Advocates Kickoff Domestic Violence Awareness Month

25th Anniversary Celebration of the Violence Against Women Act (VAWA): Honoring Our Native Women Survivors

Warren Campaign Unveils Expansive Tribal Platform: Recognizing Tribal Sovereignty and the Importance of Protecting the Safety of Native Women

Senators Casey (D-PA) and Murkowski (R-AK) Introduce S. 2259 Family Violence Prevention & Services Act Reauthorization

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New & Updated Resources

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Native Youth Handbook- "Strong Families Respect Each Other: What Native Youth Need to Know About the Connection Between Sexual Assault and Domestic Violence"

Native Youth Handbook- "Strong Families Respect Each Other: What Native Youth Need to Know About Domestic Violence"

DOJ OVW Tribal Consultation Reports 2009-2018

Special Collection: Missing & Murdered Indigenous Women & Girls

FULL FAITH AND CREDIT, PROTECTION ORDERS AND SAFETY FOR NATIVE FAMILIES

Women Are Sacred 2019 Monthly Calendar with Awareness Months & Days

Tribal Community Response When a Woman Is Missing: A Toolkit for Action

Resources from WAS Session-"Own the Narrative: Exploring the Portrayal of Native Women in Films & News Media"

VAWA 2013’s Special Domestic Violence Criminal Jurisdiction Five-Year Report

Recorded Webinars

Tillie Black Bear Women Are Sacred Day: Call to Action to Be a Good Relative

Empowering Children in Shelter: Woksape Un Kpazo Pi (We are showing it through wisdom)

Mending the Rainbow: Working with the Native LGBT/Two-Spirit Community

Crime Victims in Indian Country and the Rights They are Owed

Tribal Consultation, VAWA 2013, Section 903 Webinar

Disaster Planning and Preparedness

An Introduction to Participatory Research Methods for Domestic Violence Programs

Honoring Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women to Guide our Advocacy for Change

Fostering Resilience in Children Traumatized by Domestic Violence in Collaboration with their Non-offending Parent

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This project was supported by Grant Number 90EV0409 from the Administration on Children, Youth and Families, Family and Youth Services Bureau, U.S. Department of Health and Human Services. Its contents are solely the responsibility of the authors and do not necessarily represent the official views of the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services.