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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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CSVANW Board Business Meeting

8:30 am / 10:30 am

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CSVANW Membership Meeting

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Save The Date: 15th Annual Government to Government Tribal Consultation

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The 15th Annual Government-to-Government Tribal Consultation

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I Will Run For Her Virtual Run registration is now

I Will Run For Her Virtual Run registration is now open! In efforts to support the health of our communities during the COVID-19 pandemic we will going virtual this year. Participants will have two days (October 25-26) to complete a 5K run, jog or walk in their home community connecting with the land that cares for them. Dedicate your run this October to raise awareness about how our communities have been affected by domestic violence.

Please register by October 5 to receive your swag bag before October 25th. Registration will close October 7.

In the past registration was free however this year there will be a $5 registration fee for each registrant in the state of New Mexico and a $10 registration fee for folks outside the state of NM, along with a small processing fee to help support our shipping costs.

Learn more: https://bit.ly/2RWsaNO

We appreciate your support and dedication to bring awareness to the impact domestic violence has on our communities. Together we can make the changes to reclaim safe communities! Thank you for joining us! #IWillRunForHer #DVAM2020 #DVAM

The 2020 census is more than just a population cou

The 2020 census is more than just a population count, it is an opportunity to shape our community’s future. Our CSVANW members shares with us why the 2020 Census is important to them and for the communities they serve.

Together, let’s get counted in the 2020 census and reclaim our community! https://my2020census.gov

#ReclaimOurCommunity #2020Census #BeCounted

The Greater Chaco Region is a sacred ancestral lan

The Greater Chaco Region is a sacred ancestral landscape to our Pueblos, Dine, and other Tribes throughout the southwest. It’s home to communities who continue to take care of these lands for future generations. More than 90 percent of federally managed lands in the Greater Chaco Region are already leased for oil and gas drilling. Because of rampant development, Tribes and many others have called for the permanent protection of community health and sacred sites in the Greater Chaco Region. Recently, DOI released the proposed Farmington-Mancos Gallup Resource Management Plan Amendment (RMPA) that could place the Greater Chaco Region at even greater risk for decades to come. DOI’s preferred plan for future development falls well short of the protections for community health and sacred sites called for by Tribes and many other stakeholders. Although Tribes and communities have maintained significant involvement in the DOI’s RMPA process, the growing COVID-19 pandemic has significantly reduced the ability of Tribes and other stakeholders to fully and meaningfully provide input on the draft RMPA and its shortcomings. This planning document is critical to ensure protections for the health of communities and tribal cultural resources in the Greater Chaco Region. Take action now to help protect this sacred landscape and the people living on the frontlines of extractive violence. Submit your comment by visiting ProtectChaco.org. Please remember to personalize the template comment as BLM will not consider comments that are significantly similar in scope. Thank you!

Today is #NationalVoterRegistrationDay. This elect

Today is #NationalVoterRegistrationDay. This election season, your voice is needed to guide our efforts to stop violence against Native women, children, and community. Together, let's register to vote to reclaim our community! Check your registration status at www.vote.org

#ReclaimOurCommunity #NativeVote

This election season, your voice is needed to guid

This election season, your voice is needed to guide our efforts to stop violence against Native women, children, and community. Together, let's register to vote to reclaim our community! Today is the day you check your voter registration status to ensure you are #VoteReady for November!

#ReclaimOurCommunity #NativeVote #NationalVoterRegistrationDay

Join CSVANW in our Advocacy Training. This trainin

Join CSVANW in our Advocacy Training. This training provides new domestic violence & sexual assault advocates and first responders with state certification. We will be hosting this event online. Register today! Learn more: conta.cc/2EgEk0U

September 30, 2020 is the last day to respond to t

September 30, 2020 is the last day to respond to the 2020 Census. We need your help reclaiming our community.

CSVANW is hosting a TikTok challenge for our youth & relatives on TikTok. Show us how you support your family/household in filling out the 2020 census.

The first 10 to tag CSVANW & use the hashtag #ReclaimOurCommunity will win a $50 gift card. So, ask your family/household, flex that creative muscle, get some extra spending money, & reclaim our community.

Learn more: bit.ly/3kii9Xn

The 2020 census is more than just a population cou

The 2020 census is more than just a population count, it is an opportunity to shape our community’s future. Together, let’s get counted in the 2020 census and reclaim our community! https://my2020census.gov

#ReclaimOurCommunity #2020Census #BeCounted

This election season, your voice is needed to guid

This election season, your voice is needed to guide our efforts to stop violence against Native women, children, and community. Together, let's register to vote to reclaim our community!

#ReclaimOurCommunity #NativeVote

Our annual #IWillRunForHer goes virtual. This Octo

Our annual #IWillRunForHer goes virtual. This October, we will once again create space to honor survivors, cycle-breakers and our relatives who we have lost to violence. We invite you to dedicate your run, jog, or walk to your loved ones affected by the imbalance violence creates. You get to choose the starting line wherever you are: run, jog, or walk at your own pace and on your own terms. We are all in this together.

The 2020 census is more than just a population cou

The 2020 census is more than just a population count, it is an opportunity to shape our community’s future. Together, let’s get counted in the 2020 census and reclaim our community!

#ReclaimOurCommunity #2020Census #BeCounted

We are living through an extraordinary time of COV

We are living through an extraordinary time of COVID-19 and our communities fighting for justice and equality. The 2020 census is more than just a population count it is an opportunity to shape our community’s future. This election season, your voice is needed to guide our efforts to stop violence against Native women, children, and community. Together, let’s get counted in the 2020 census and register to vote to reclaim our community!

#ReclaimOurCommunity #2020Census #BeCounted #NativeVote

"As a young Indigenous woman growing up in Isleta

"As a young Indigenous woman growing up in Isleta Pueblo raised by my grandmother, I didn’t talk much about registering to vote for presidential or state elections. I only participated in tribal elections every two years when our governors and tribal council members were voted in." #ReclaimOurCommunity

Read more: https://bit.ly/356wG40

We are living through an extraordinary time of COV

We are living through an extraordinary time of COVID-19 and our communities fighting for justice and equality. The 2020 census is more than just a population count it is an opportunity to shape our community’s future. This election season, your voice is needed to guide our efforts to stop violence against Native women, children, and community. Together, let’s get counted in the 2020 census and register to vote to reclaim our community!

#ReclaimOurCommunity #2020Census #BeCounted #NativeVote

All of the injustices happening in this country ar

All of the injustices happening in this country are happening on NATIVE LAND! It’s our time to rise up, register and reclaim our space as the stewards of the land! On August 29th @ 10AM (MST)! Join CSVANW and let’s Radicalize The Vote!

#RadicalizeTheVote #RadicalRegistrationTelethon #NativeVote #NativeVote2020

Join CSVANW & Indigenous peoples from across the n

Join CSVANW & Indigenous peoples from across the nation as we Radicalize The Vote on August 29th! With 12 hours of Indigenous artists, performers, speakers and engagement, we can make history!

10AM (MT)!!!!

#RadicalizeTheVote #RadicalRegistrationTelethon #NativeVote #NativeVote2020

As society makes moves to reduce the spread of COV

As society makes moves to reduce the spread of COVID-19, many states are now requiring people to wear face coverings in most public spaces. Guidance from both the Centers for Disease Control & Prevention & the World Health Organization now recommend wearing masks in public & helps slow the spread of COVID-19.

Secretary Trujillo, @nmindianaffairsdepartment, is joining us to spread awareness about just how important it is to wear a mask for the protection of our tribal communities & relatives. #CSVANW #IWearAMaskBecause

As society makes moves to reduce the spread of COV

As society makes moves to reduce the spread of COVID-19, many states are now requiring people to wear face coverings in most public spaces. Guidance from both the Centers for Disease Control & Prevention & the World Health Organization now recommend wearing masks in public & helps slow the spread of COVID-19.

CSVANW Board of Directors are Joining us to spread awareness about just how important it is to wear a mask for the protection of our tribal communities & relatives. #CSVANW #IWearAMaskBecause

As society makes moves to reduce the spread of COV

As society makes moves to reduce the spread of COVID-19, many states are now requiring people to wear face coverings in most public spaces. Guidance from both the Centers for Disease Control & Prevention & the World Health Organization now recommend wearing masks in public & helps slow the spread of COVID-19.

Join us as we spread awareness about just how important it is to wear a mask for the protection of our tribal communities & relatives. #CSVANW #IWearAMaskBecause

As society makes moves to reduce the spread of COV

As society makes moves to reduce the spread of COVID-19, many states are now requiring people to wear face coverings in most public spaces. Guidance from both the Centers for Disease Control & Prevention & the World Health Organization now recommend wearing masks in public & helps slow the spread of COVID-19.

Join us as we spread awareness about just how important it is to wear a mask for the protection of our tribal communities & relatives.

Join us by 1) Take a selfie in your face mask, 2) Use the hashtags #CSVANW & #IWearAMaskBecause in your post, & 3) Tag CSVANW & your relatives.

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