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Hear from Native survivors and their advocates about what women need in the short and long term, & how our grassroots organizing movement continue to change the culture of and prevent DV. Read More ››

Join us to mark NIWRC's 10-year anniversary as we re-dedicate our commitment to strengthening tribal responses to safety for Native women and their children. Read More ››

A guide to give to women and children staying in your shelter. 32 pages/booklet. Booklets are sold and shipped in bundles of 10.

Price: $40 + $15 for shipping.

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The National Indigenous Women’s Resource Center is pleased to announce registration for the 2021 Women Are Sacred (WAS) Conference is now open! Read More ››

In this issue: NIWRC Celebrates 10-Year Anniversary, October 1 Tillie Black Bear Women Are Sacred Day, Legislative Update: VAWA and FVPSA Read More ››

Domestic violence is not traditional to Indigenous cultures and is a lasting effect of colonization. Read More ››

This virtual Conversation with the Field (CWTF) will provide the space to discuss how to prevent MMIW, how to support women and their families, and address systemic failures. Read More ››

This celebratory webinar is dedicated to Tillie Black Bear for her contributions to end violence against women in the United States and across Indigenous Nations. Read More ››

We are not alone in seeing systemic and law enforcement bias when it comes to the lack of coverage of and case resolutions of missing and murdered Indigenous relatives. Read More ››