As a tribal coalition, CSVANW does not provide emergency or direct services.  If you are in an unsafe situation or need immediate assistance please dial 911.

CSVANW’s ceramic tile Legacy Wall to commemorate and honor the resilience, strength and spirit of our Native women and children who have been affected by violence.

November 8, 2016

for-your-rock-star-partyCelebrating and honoring 20 years of service to New Mexico’s tribal communities, the Coalition to Stop Violence Against Native Women recently moved to new offices to accommodate a team that has more than doubled in size. CSVANW will be installing a handmade ceramic tile legacy wall in their new offices  to commemorate and honor the resilience, strength and spirit of our Native women and children who have been affected by violence.

 

CSVANW is inviting families, communities, agencies and organizations to individualize a tile in honor of a Native woman or child affected by violence for the “Resilience That is Us” legacy wall and become a permanent part of CSVANW’s new home and its 20-year legacy.
CSVANW will only be selling 100 ceramic tiles, that are 6×6 in size, satin glazed and fired. Each tile is $250 and contributes towards CSVANW’s mission-driven work.
Interested in being a permanent part of CSVANW’s offices?
 
Want to design a tile in honor of a Native women or child?
 
Want to donate a tile to a Native family that has been impacted by violence?
Want to display your organization’s logo and its committment to supporting the safety of Native women and children?

Interested in creating a tile? Want to purchase a tile and donate it?

Call us today or download the form here! 
Deadline is November 30! 

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