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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 ››

Resource Update: When a Loved One Goes Missing

Advancing Indigenous Women’s Rights Using International Advocacy

cover of booklet with white text reading: when a loved one goes missing, A Quick Reference Guide for Families of Missing Indigenous Women: What to Do in the First 72 Hours

When a Loved One Goes Missing: A Quick Reference Guide for Families of Missing Indigenous Women: What to Do in the First 72 Hours

This 21-page guide was designed to assist families and advocacy organizations in responding when a Native woman goes missing. It provides information about immediate steps that can be taken in the first 72 hours after a person goes missing, especially where the law enforcement response is non-existent or non-responsive. Read More ››

Legislative Update, Feb. 2024

Editor's Note | Vol. 21 | Issue 1

(REPRINT) from Editor’s Note, Volume 18, Issue 1 (February 2021)

Vital Funding Increases Culturally Appropriate Support and Advocacy

Healing Camps to Fireside Sessions: Tillie Black Bear’s Legacy Continues

Pouhana O Nā Wāhine: The Native Hawaiian Resource Center on Domestic Violence