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I have worked for several years with Native American women, children, and families in the areas of domestic violence, healing from trauma, and child welfare.  Read More ››

Strangulation has been identified as one of the most lethal forms of domestic violence and sexual assault. Read More ››

In this issue: Highlights from 2025 Women Are Sacred pg. 6. Maternal Health in Indian Country pg. 14. White Paper: Domestic Violence Services in Indian Country pg. 21 Read More ››

This Saturday, May 5^th, 2018 the National Indigenous Women’s Resource Center supports grassroots to National policy level organizing efforts that seek to address the horrific ongoing violence Read More ››

This report to the Minnesota Legislature includes mandates that aim to reduce and end violence against Indigenous women, girls, and two spirit people in Minnesota Read More ››

Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Relatives is an international issue that has negatively impacted Indigenous communities. Indigenous women are more likely to experience violence compared to non-Hispanic white women. The same is true for Indigenous women and relatives’ rates of homicide and going missing. This factsheet highlights key data to better understand this crisis. Read More ››

The document is a guide to the physiological symptoms of survivors of non-fatal strangulation in cases of intimate partner violence. Read More ››

This webinar will explore the impact of trauma and violence towards Native Hawaiian women in our communities as a result of the U.S. overthrow of our government and forced statehood. Read More ››

This International Women’s Day, the National Indigenous Women’s Resource Center (NIWRC) and the National Resource Center on Domestic Violence (NRCDV) partner to honor the survival and resiliency of Read More ››

This webinar will address the multitude of factors that affect the safety and well-being of women and children living with domestic violence. Read More ››