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The link between homelessness and violence against Native communities cannot be ignored. We have concrete housing, services, and public policy recommendations to ensure that Native survivors receive the support they need and deserve. Learn more from the complete report on #VAWnet: bit.ly/NativeColonizationHomelessnessAndTrafficking
🎧 #NRCDVradio asks Cody Hammer, a member of the Cherokee Nation, descendant of the Muskogee Creek Nation, and a photo artist to join us to discuss his photo, "The Silenced Sister." He shares his views on activism, missing + murdered Indigenous women + girls (#MMIWG), and raising strong youth. Listen to this podcast today!
For most survivors, housing is an immediate and necessary need. For Native survivors the need is no different – but the additional barriers and complexities can sometimes feel insurmountable. Want to learn more about #DVhousing this Native American Heritage Month? Watch this webinar featuring Eileen Hudon, Christine Stark, Caroline LaPorte, and Gwendolyn Packard.
This is unacceptable. This month is Native American Heritage Month (#NAHM2020). Native survivors deserve justice and safety. Learn more from our partners at the National Indigenous Women's Resource Center and the Alaska Native Women's Resource Center.
Today is Native American Heritage Day. We can’t erase history just because white supremacy wants us to. Sadly, violence against Native communities is woven through this country’s history. We also know that together, we can create a safer, brighter future. Follow our partners at the National Indigenous Women's Resource Center and Alaska Native Women's Resource Center for more information and ways to take action.
How can we be accountable allies to Indigenous people? These practical suggestions for Thanksgiving give you steps for all year long.
"I struggle with #Thanksgiving as a holiday... I love that it brings families together and that it is a time for pause to give thanks... Simultaneously, though, it is a holiday that perpetuates lies and hides the genocide of Indigenous people."
