This webinar considers questions key to making survivors of intimate partner violence safe: What is accountability? What about from the perspective of survivors? Who are the offenders? Who has responsibility for holding offenders accountable? What do comprehensive, culturally based offender accountability programs look like? What are the resources needed to create a system that holds offenders accountable, and also support change for them to become respectful relatives? Read More ››
Healing from violence for Indigenous people is an ever-evolving journey that includes times of joy, tears, celebration, grief, ceremony, and love. Read More ››
NIWRC’S Tribal Safe Housing Center will uplift the work of MASS Design’s Sustainable Native Communities Design Lab. During this session, participants will learn about the lab's work and how it approaches housing survivors of domestic violence with Indigenous design and community-centered planning. Read More ››
The Women Are Sacred (WAS) Conference is one of the largest gatherings of advocates, survivors, Tribal leadership, and law enforcement dedicated to ending violence against Native American women. Read More ››
Mending the Sacred Hoop is a Native owned and operated non-profit 501(c) 3 organization that exists to address violence against Native women and works to end it. Read More ››
We, the National Indigenous Women’s Resource Center, support culturally grounded, grassroots advocacy and provide national leadership to end gender-based (domestic and sexual) violence in Indigenous Read More ››
18x24 inch poster of "Ending Violence Against Native Women From the Roots Up". This poster demonstrates the cause and effect of cultural influences on individual life paths.
Many families impacted by violence have to relocate for safety or become at risk of losing their housing in response to abuse and economic instability. Read More ››
