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Domestic violence is not traditional to Indigenous cultures and is a lasting effect of colonization. Read More ››

We, the National Indigenous Women’s Resource Center (NIWRC), are grieving the news of Savanna LaFontaine-Greywind’s murder, adding to the already heavy burden our people carry due to the countless  Read More ››

The crisis of missing and murdered Native women and girls is alarming and a tragic reflection of the spectrum of violence committed against Native women and girls. Read More ››

Today the National Indigenous Women’s Resource Center (“NIWRC”) files an amicus brief in support of the United States Department of Justice, asking the United States Supreme Court to reverse the  Read More ››

"We will continue to do this lifesaving work with or without the President’s donation,” said National Indigenous Women’s Resource Center (NIWRC) Board Chairwoman Cherrah Giles, in response to Senator  Read More ››

Empowering Indigenous Voices: Leading the Fight Against Intimate Partner Violence Read More ››

Join us to mark NIWRC's 10-year anniversary as we re-dedicate our commitment to strengthening tribal responses to safety for Native women and their children. Read More ››

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 ››

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 ››