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The Native Women’s Society of the Great Plains developed a culturally specific curriculum for advocates to use in shelter when working with children. Read More ››

Our movement has grown, matured, and now stands more committed than ever to achieving the changes needed in 2019. Read More ››

In This Issue: Reauthorizing VAWA and FVPSA, Actions on Missing and Murdered Crisis, Preparing for Annual Consultation Read More ››

In This Issue: Tillie Black Bear Women Are Sacred Day, Pouhana O Na Wahine Update, Highlights of the 2019 Tribal Consultations Read More ››

In this Issue: Call to Action to Declare May 5 a National Day of Awareness for MMIWG, Tribal Community Response When a Woman Is Missing, and History of Sexual Assault Awareness Month Read More ››

In this Issue: VAWA 2005 904(a) Analysis and Research, May 5, 2018, National Day of Awareness for Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women, and VAWA 2018 Reauthorization.  Read More ››

In this Issue: Pouhana O Na Wahine Sharing at WAS Conference 2018, The Implications of Carpenter V. Murphy for Native Women, and The Tillie Black Bear Women Are Sacred Day 2018.  Read More ››

This webinar is designed for tribal communities and provides culturally based responses to the needs of Native lesbian, gay, bi-sexual, transgender and/or two-spirit (LGBT/2S) survivors.  Read More ››

This presentation will address the need for advocacy and the necessity of providing victims of crime in tribal communities with the rights they are owed pursuant to federal and tribal law. The speaker Read More ››

Description: VAWA 2005 requires DOJ, HHS, and DOI to consult with Indian tribes on an annual basis. This interaction on a nation-to-nation basis has allowed tribal governments and the United States to Read More ››