The Restoration of Native Sovereignty and Safety for Native Women magazine is dedicated to informing tribal leaders, advocates and communities of emerging issues impacting the safety of American Indian and Alaska Native women. The name of the magazine, Restoration of Native Sovereignty and Safety for Native Women, reflects the grassroots strategy that by strengthening the sovereignty of Indian nations to hold perpetrators accountable, the safety of Native women will be restored.
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Volume22
Issue1
Relevant Articles:Letter from the National Indigenous Women’s Resource CenterDOJ Tribal Consultation on Legislative Proposal to Address the Supreme Court’s Decision in Oklahoma v. Castro-HuertaNIWRC’s Tribal Resource Directory: Bridging Barriers, Empowering Tribal Communities, and Supporting SurvivorsSave the Date: 2025 Women Are Sacred ConferenceStrongHearts Native HelplineIndian Law Resource Center Announces New Executive DirectorReview of the 118th Congress Legislative UpdateNIWRC Attends White House Event Celebrating 30 Years of VAWASTTARS Partners on Collaborative Report on National Roundtable Discussion Regarding Safe Housing Solutions for Survivors of Domestic and Sexual Violence Recommendations From Our Family Advisor WorkgroupMMIWR Update2025 Week of Action for MMIWR19th Annual Violence Against Women Government-To-Government ConsultationBreaking New Ground: Alaska’s First Tribal Criminal Law Makes HistoryUN Commission on the Status of Women 2025
Volume21
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Relevant Articles:Editor's Note | Vol. 21 | Issue 2COLT and NIWRC Support Federal Law Enforcement Accountability in Indian Country. Does Attorney General Garland?NIWRC Indigenous Community-Based Research PrioritiesJoint NIWRC and NCAI ReceptionPride for Two-Spirit and LGBTQ+ CommunityRemembering Unci (Grandmother) and Ina (Mother) Tillie Black BearJoint Statement Honoring Nex Benedict and Demanding the Upholding of Dignity for Non-Binary and 2SLGBTQAI+ Children and YouthAhéhee’ and No$úun Lóoviq (Thank You) to Founding NIWRC Board Member Wendy Schlater for Serving NIWRC Supreme Court Update, June 2024 by STTARS118TH CONGRESS Legislative UPDATENCAI Civic Engagement Building Native Political Power: Organizing, Strategizing, and Mobilizing our Native ElectorateHealth Justice: An Introduction and Series OverviewHonoring Native Advocacy Programs and Women’s Shelters in the United StatesHonoring the Emmonak Women’s ShelterHonoring the White Buffalo Calf Women’s SocietyOrganizing and Decolonizing Our Work to End Sexual Violence: National Tribal Sexual Assault Resource Center Convenes a Listening Session for and by AdvocatesWhat We’re Seeing: MMIW State LegislationThe Future of Advertising for AdvocacyNational Week of Action: Digital Honor CardsNohona HawaiʻiOur Journey to Educate & Inform Alaska Policy Makers on MMIP, Public Safety, and Tribal JusticeThe Red Dress GalaAcquired Brain Injury: Are We Doing Enough?The Alaska Native Women’s Resource Center’s 2024 Annual Unity MeetingInternational Advocacy Update, June 2024VAWA Sovereignty Initiative Update June 2024
Volume21
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Relevant Articles:Editor's Note | Vol. 21 | Issue 1(REPRINT) from Editor’s Note, Volume 18, Issue 1 (February 2021)Many Voices, Many Traditions: A FVPSA Toolkit for Working With Indigenous PartnersVital Funding Increases Culturally Appropriate Support and AdvocacyStrongHearts Native Helpline Reaches GoalThank you: Lily Gladstone, Power of Women Honorees, and VarietyPouhana O Nā Wāhine: The Native Hawaiian Resource Center on Domestic ViolenceLegislative Update, Feb. 2024Overview of the Resolutions Passed at NCAI’s Annual Convention Related To Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women (MMIW)Healing Camps to Fireside Sessions: Tillie Black Bear’s Legacy ContinuesSTTARS Indigenous Safe Housing Center Launches Third Year With Three New ColleaguesResource Update: When a Loved One Goes MissingA Retrospective on the Alaska Native Women’s Resource CenterAdvancing Indigenous Women’s Rights Using International AdvocacyHonoring Ten Years of NIWRC’s VAWA Sovereignty Initiative
Volume20
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Relevant Articles:Editor's Note | Vol. 20 | Issue 2NIWRC Welcomes a Deputy Director Thank You, Erica Tremblay, For Your DonationElder Abuse Awareness MonthNativeLove: My Relationship With YouNativeLove: What We Want Adults to KnowThe Trilateral Working Group on Violence Against Indigenous Women and GirlsNIWRC Opposes Anti-Transgender Legislation, LegislatorsPouhana O Nā Wāhine Opens Oahu Office and Welcomes StaffThe Restoration of Native Sovereignty and Safety of Native WomenLegislative Update: June 202318th Annual Tribal Government-to-Government Consultation On Violence Against WomenSTTARS Invited to Gates Foundation for DV Housing First Symposium By the NumbersSpeaking Our Truth: Families Taking Action in the Face of MMIWNot Invisible: Raising Awareness of MMIW Through ArtAn Interview with Journalist and Advocate Luella Brien on MMIWWeaving a Path to HealingExcerpt From Searching for Savanna: The Murder of One Native American Woman and the Violence Against the Many Housing as a Mitigating Factor for MMIWGHealing-Centered Engagement, a Relational Pathway for Advocates Walking Alongside Alaska Native People Healing from ViolenceThe Medicine of Advocate Organizer Training for the Safety and Healing of Alaska Native Women and Future GenerationsParity Through Process? Challenges, Successes, and the Future of Full Faith and Credit Recognition of Tribal Domestic Violence Protective Orders in AlaskaMMIWG2S Alaska Working GroupIndigenous Women-Led Discussion on Violence Against Rural Indigenous WomenVAWA Sovereignty Initiative Update: June 2023
