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Running Towards Healing and Justice

By: Ang Gonzales (they) intern at CSVANW Community Voice This Domestic Violence Awareness Month, I…

Our Stories, Our Strength: Voices of Cycle Breakers

Storytelling has always been medicine. For generations, our stories have carried the wisdom of our…

10 Years of Healing in Motion

The Story of CSVANW’s I Will Run for Them 5K Every October, during Domestic Violence…

CSVANW’s 13th Annual Native Youth Summit

The Coalition to Stop Violence Against Native Women held their 13th Annual Native Youth Summit (NYS)…

From Roots to Wings

From Roots to Wings. Why the Southwest Butterflies Retreat Matters More Than Ever CSVANW Voice…

Protecting Native Youth in the Digital World

Safe Tech, Safe Futures – Protecting Native Youth in the Digital World At the Coalition…

Honoring Our Advocates: A Day of Restoration, Connection, and Care 

The Coalition to Stop Violence Against Native Women (CSVANW) proudly hosted our annual Advocate Retreat…

Walking in Kinship: Honoring Santo Domingo Pueblo’s Stride with Pride Event

On a warm June morning, laughter echoed, rainbow flags waved, and footsteps moved in unison…

CSVANW Uplifts the TAKE IT DOWN Act

Recently, the TAKE IT DOWN Act was signed into federal law marking a critical moment in the…

Breaking the Silence: Confronting Sexual Violence in Indian Country

Native American communities face a crisis that demands urgent attention: sexual violence rates in Indian…

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