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Our mission is to stop violence against Native women and children by advocating for social change in our communities.

Organized in 1996 by three founding Native women, Peggy Bird (Kewa), Darlene Correa (Laguna Pueblo) and Genne James (Navajo), the Coalition to Stop Violence Against Native Women (CSVANW) was created to provide support to other Native advocates working in domestic violence, sexual assault, dating violence, stalking and sex trafficking in New Mexico’s tribal communities. Read More

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Today, our CSVANW Training and Education Manager, Today, our CSVANW Training and Education Manager, Jolene, and our CSVANW Media & Communications Coordinator, Curtison, attended and tabled at the first day of the 29th Annual Four Corners Indian Country Conference in Glendale, AZ. While Jolene and Curtison are in community, they continue to wear their mask, and be sure the space they are in is safe. 

This annual conference gives attendees the opportunity to learn new and important skills that can be applied in the community’s work with victims of violent crimes. It also provides a chance to network with colleagues from around the Four Corners area to share best practices and address issues of concern. 

#CSVANW #WEARETHEMOVEMENT #NoMoreStolenRelatives #believesurvivors
On this day in remembrance of the Pueblo Revolt of On this day in remembrance of the Pueblo Revolt of 1680 we honor our Pueblo relatives & their ancestors in their ongoing fight for liberation & protection of their communities & way of life. We celebrate with you & are in solidarity to build communities free of oppressive systems so our little ones thrive!

#PuebloRevolt #LandBack #TogetherWeAreTheMovement #1680PuebloRevolt
Join us as we honor the healthy relationships that Join us as we honor the healthy relationships that begin at birth and the building of strong emotional connection between parent and infant, a bond which lasts a lifetime. #NBM22
On August 4, 2022, CSVANW Sex trafficking Coordina On August 4, 2022, CSVANW Sex trafficking Coordinator attended the Federal Law Enforcement Human Trafficking awareness training in Albuquerque, NM. This training was sponsored by New Mexico Congress Woman Teresa Leger Fernandez. This session was geared towards tribal communities. At the end of the presentations they had a panel of different service providers that are based in New Mexico. The panel discussed different cases, jurisdiction, and how tribes work with federal law enforcement. We want to thank Zuni Pueblo Police Department and the Governor of Santa Ana Pueblo for being attendance as well! 
#humantraffickingawareness #mmiwr
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Need help taking the first step? We're here to help ☺️ #behavioralhealthservices
CSVANW would like to take this opportunity to anno CSVANW would like to take this opportunity to announce Gina Lopez as our CSVANW Advocate of the MOnth for August 2022!

Thank you for your commitment and advocacy for our communities. Congratulations Gina! 🎉
Join us as we honor the healthy relationships that Join us as we honor the healthy relationships that begin at birth and the building of strong emotional connection between parent and infant, a bond which lasts a lifetime. #NBM22
August 3rd marks a very important date for all Ind August 3rd marks a very important date for all Indigenous people of New Mexico because of the heroic actions of Pueblo of a Isleta’s, Miguel Trujillo. CSVANW had the honor to be in the Isleta Pueblo Community to learn and hear about the man who fought his way for all of us to have a voice. Most importantly, we had the honor to hear from his daughters, son, and his fellow comrade Dine Code Talker, Mr. Thomas Begay of the Marine Corps. We look forward to honoring Miguel Trujillo's legacy in the years to come. In 1948, Mr. Trujillo sued the state of NM when he tried to vote and was denied because he was Native American even though he served his country in World War Two. He succeeded in the court room and made it possible for all Native people to have a voice. It provided us the right to vote in state and federal elections. Today we now see our Indigenous leaders like Deb Haaland stepping into power as a direct result. kherkem Miguel Trujillo for your bravery. You are our hero.
CSVANW is continuing to support our tribal communi CSVANW is continuing to support our tribal communities with covid mitigation tools. Today our Membership Coordinator Rufina Abeita, met with services providers from Jemez Social Services & Zia Social Serives to deliver Air purifiers, kn95/kn94 masks, and covid tests!
Also, this past Saturday July 30th, our Training a Also, this past Saturday July 30th, our Training and Education Director & Membership Coordinator were in community at the Project R.A.C.E school supply drive in Espanola. We shared toothbrush kits, coloring books, and covid tools! Thank you SouthWest Organizing Project & NAPPR Dental Support for collaborating with us to get back into our communities! 💜✨
This past Saturday, July 30th, the CSVANW Sex Traf This past Saturday, July 30th, the CSVANW Sex Trafficking Project Coordinator spoke at FNCH World Day Against Trafficking in Person event at the Netherwood Park in Albuquerque, NM. CSVANW’s new sexual violence coordinator, gender based violence coordinator and our media assistant shared Covid home tests, face masks, and information on MMIWR and Sexual violence in tribal community to the community. Thank you FNCH for coordinating this very important event! 💜
August is National Breastfeeding & Chestfeeding Mo August is National Breastfeeding & Chestfeeding Month. Join CSVANW & other organizations this month as we honor the healthy relationships that begin at birth. #NBM22
CSVANW joins @BlueHeartHT, @UNODC, survivors and o CSVANW joins @BlueHeartHT, @UNODC, survivors and other orgs spread the word about this year’s theme for World Day Against Trafficking in Persons. Let’s believe, listen to & learn from survivors of human trafficking.

#humantrafficking #EndHumanTrafficking
Happy National Intern Day! Today we recognize our Happy National Intern Day! Today we recognize our amazing intern, K'wani Raquel, and celebrate the cycle breaker she is, the future leader and innovator she’ll become. Thank you for all your support & dedication in the movement to breaking cycles of violence in our tribal communities. #NID #NationalInternDay
The COVID-19 pandemic has created a larger depth f The COVID-19 pandemic has created a larger depth for health disparities among our native communities. As we see a rise in Covid-19 cases globally, it is important to understand how Covid-19 has impacted the health among our community members. We would like to hear from you how we can continue to accommodate safe spaces in regards to COVID, your experience with Long Covid and how disability has impacted your life.

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Join First Nations Community Healthsource Human Tr Join First Nations Community Healthsource Human Trafficking Department for a Community Awareness Walk/Run/Fair on Saturday, July 30th for The World Day Against Trafficking In Persons Day from 8 am-12 pm. This day gives us the opportunity to stand in solidarity with all victims/survivors and bring awareness to Human Trafficking in New Mexico.

FREE Adult & youth T-Shirts , Free refreshments, guest speakers, live entertainment & community resources.

Location: Netherwood Park
1701 Princeton Dr NE,
Albuquerque, NM

If you have any questions you can contact us at tel:5053758513
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The New Mexico Indian Affairs Department (IAD) on Monday announced the 2022 Indigenous Youth Council (IYC or Council). 

“The Lujan Grisham administration remains committed to supporting and elevating the voices of Indigenous youth,” said IAD Cabinet Secretary Lynn Trujillo. “The IAD is excited to hear and learn from the next cohort of young leaders. I look forward to working with each of them this coming year.”

Follow @nmindigenousyouthcouncil to stay up to date on the IYC.
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You can call, text, or message 988 for crisis support now! Please help our communities in New Mexico by spreading the awareness! #formentalwellness #988
July 26th marks the 32nd anniversary of the signin July 26th marks the 32nd anniversary of the signing of the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) by President George HW Bush. ADA legislation promotes equal opportunities for people with disabilities and makes it a legal requirement that businesses are accessible.

Learn more: https://reciteme.com/news/celebrating-disability-pride-month-the-hows-and-whys-explained
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As a tribal coalition, CSVANW does not provide emergency or directs services.
If you are in an unsafe situation or need immediate assistance please dial 911.

For a safe, confidential way to talk with someone right now, please call:
Rape Abuse Incest National Network: 1-800-656-4673 (HOPE) www.rainn.org
National Domestic Violence Hotline: 1-800-799-7233 (SAFE) www.ndvh.org
Strong Hearts Native Helpline: 1-844-762-8483 www.strongheartshelpline.org

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