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This webinar uplifts the work of diverse Tribal communities who have been working tirelessly to respond and address safety and housing for all our relatives. Read More ››

While many leaders and institutions have pushed “post-pandemic” rhetoric, virologists, epidemiologists, and other science/health experts continue to help us understand the reality that COVID-19 never went away. Read More ››

Every October, Tribal programs and Native advocates nationwide turn their attention to a critical human rights issue that impacts all Native communities and Nations: domestic and intimate partner violence. During this panel discussion, tribal coalitions will shed light on the significance of Domestic Violence Awareness Month and how it drives their programming and work year-round.  Read More ››

To improve urban, rural, and Native American community responses to victims of domestic and sexual violence. Read More ››

This webinar uplifts the work of diverse Tribal communities who have been working tirelessly to respond and address safety and housing for all our relatives. Read More ››

Native women, children, and people continue to be targeted for violence at alarming rates. What realizations can Native literature offer in educating and bringing awareness to these human rights issues? Native artists and writers are using storytelling and literature to center the voices of Native women and communities impacted by violence. Indigenous women’s literature plays a pivotal part in a larger conversation on erasure and our fight to be seen.  Read More ››

The National Indigenous Women’s Resource Center (NIWRC) hosts Fireside Sessions. These events provide communal gathering spaces meant to help heal, connect, and reflect on the ongoing heart work within Indian Country from Indigenous organizations.  Read More ››

The National Indigenous Women's Resource Center is excited to announce that the 2025 Women Are Sacred Conference will take place July 29–31, 2025, at the Baird Center in Milwaukee, Wisconsin! The Women Are Sacred Conference is one of the oldest and largest gatherings of advocates, survivors, Tribal domestic and sexual violence programs, Tribal community members, Tribal leadership, law enforcement, and Tribal court personnel dedicated to ending violence against Native American women and children. Read More ››

This webinar will uplift the work of the Pathfinder Center, located in Central South Dakota. Pathfinder will present the housing needs of survivors, what works, how their work is different from domestic and/or sexual violence shelters, and why it is different. Pathfinder will also provide advocacy and policy recommendations to build or strengthen your program's capacity to respond to the urgent needs of survivors of human trafficking. Read More ››