Domestic Violence

VAWA 2005 requires DOJ, HHS, and DOI to consult with Indian tribes on an annual basis. Read More ››

This resource illustrates four places Indigenous evaluation is already taking place in violence prevention, response, and healing programs that have not been recognized in an evaluation framework. 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 ››

Advocacy for survivors of Intimate Partner Violence (IPV) requires an understanding of the dynamics and tactics of IPV. Read More ››

Five years ago, Congress passed the Violence Against Women Reauthorization Act of 2013 (VAWA 2013).² In response to the high rates of domestic violence being perpetrated against American Indian and Read More ››

Violence Against American Indian and Alaska Native Women and Men Read More ››

Detailed PDF with descriptions of the physical signs of strangulation and includes a chart for documenting occurrences. 

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The document is about the concept of being trauma-informed and its importance in working with survivors of domestic violence. 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 ››

Native women have been leaders among their peoples since time immemorial, maintaining community wellness and teaching cultural values and life-ways for thousands of years. Read More ››