March 1, 2023By: Angel Charley, CSVANW Executive DirectorOur goal at the Coalition to Stop Violence Against Native Women is to build healthy…
April 1, 2022If you’re interested in participating, please click here to answer a few questions. What is the study about? This study…
July 12, 2021By: Tiffany Jiron, CSVANW Advocate Coordinator When the Covid-19 Pandemic entered our lives in early March of 2020, the Coalition…- March 16, 2021The Coalition to Stop Violence Against Native Women (CSVANW) learned about the passing of our relative Joleen Nez. We are…
October 26, 2020By: Jen Gideon, she/her In today’s world of modern technology, we are as connected as we have ever been. We…
October 8, 2020Native women are disproportionally impacted by violence. More than 4 in 5 Native women have experienced violence in their lifetime.…
September 17, 2020By answering a few questions, you can help make this census count so that nonprofits receive the funding they need…- September 14, 2020September 30, 2020 is the last day to respond to the 2020 Census. And we need your help reclaiming our…
September 3, 2020As a young Indigenous woman growing up in Isleta Pueblo raised by my grandmother, I didn’t talk much about registering…
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