The National Indigenous Women’s Resource Center (NIWRC) is set to receive future distribution royalties from the feature film Wind River. The Weinstein Company (TWC), although not involved in Read More ››
As the spread of the coronavirus (COVID-19) continues and tribes deal with stay-at-home orders and social distancing, it is important to recognize advocacy and shelter as essential. Read More ››
On Feb. 8th, the U.S. House Education and Labor Committee included the following DV/SA funding in their “reconciliation package/bill,” which is the vehicle and process for the next COVID-19 relief ... Read More ››
More than 500 attendees are expected at the 13th annual Women Are Sacred Conference (WAS), one of the oldest and largest gatherings of advocates dedicated to ending violence against American Indian Read More ››
As we, the National Indigenous Women’s Resource Center, recognize the month of January as both Stalking Awareness Month and Slavery and Human Trafficking Prevention Month. Read More ››
Speakers from American Indian tribes, Alaska Native villages, and Canadian national indigenous organizations are set to converge for a critical panel discussion on violence against indigenous women Read More ››
Throughout October, NIWRC will raise awareness about domestic violence, honor the strength of survivors, and advocate for justice for Native women, who experience violence at disproportionate rates. Read More ››
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