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Family Violence Prevention and Services Act (FVPSA)

Currently, fewer than half of all federally recognized tribes receive FVPSA funding. The critical needs of survivors continually outpace FVPSA capacity and reach, particularly in Indian country. Read More ››

Asian & Pacific Islander Institute on Domestic Violence

Fireside Session: Bridging Service Gaps Utilizing Federal Funds to Best Meet the Needs of Tribal Victims-Survivors of Gender-based Violence

This Fireside session will share how Tribes and Tribal organizations can develop their sustainable responses, including responding to challenges to best meet the needs of survivors and Tribal communities by pooling together different federal funds and maximizing impact. We hope to inspire listeners. Read More ››

NIWRC and STTARS Celebrate the Newly Confirmed Director of the Office on Violence Against Women, Rosie Hidalgo

Responding to Housing Insecurity/Homelessness Issues for Indigenous Elders who are Victims of Domestic Violence

In recent years, the number of homeless elders is rapidly increasing. High rates of inflation, rising rents, the housing industry, real estate markets and COVID have all contributed to this increase. Read More ››

Understanding Trauma and Mental Health in the Context of Domestic Violence Advocacy

Understanding Trauma and Mental Health in the Context of Domestic Violence Advocacy

In honor of Mental Health Awareness month, this webinar recording will be available all through the month of May. Read More ››

NIWRC Launches STTARS Indigenous Safe Housing Center to Support Urgent Needs of Indigenous Survivors of Gender-Based Violence

The vision for the STTARS Indigenous Safe Housing Center is “Safe Housing for All Our Relatives.”

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Domestic Violence Awareness Month

NIWRC Releases Statement in Support of Victim-Survivors of Sexual Abuse and Domestic Violence

We believe you. We stand with you. Read More ››

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Tribal Consultation on Violence Against Indian Women (VAWA 2013, Section 903)

VAWA 2005 requires the DOJ, HHS, and DOI to engage in formal consultation with Indian tribes on an annual basis to address concerns that impact the safety of Indian women at the broadest level. Read More ››