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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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We are focused on shaping policy, conducting outreach, increasing awareness, informing priorities and working to ensure that our tribal communities are represented within conversations where we have historically been underrepresented.

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April is Sexual Assault Awareness Month (SAAM). As

April is Sexual Assault Awareness Month (SAAM). As we head into SAAM, so many of our communities across the country are responding to the outbreak of COVID-19 by staying home, canceling schools and closing doors entirely. SAAM is a crucial time for our local sexual assault services and providers to show support for survivors and raise public awareness about sexual assault, abuse and harassment and educate our communities on how to prevent it.

Given the value of SAAM to so many services, organizations, communities and to survivors, it is our dire at the Coalition to Stop Violence Against Native Women (CSVANW) to continue to raise awareness, honor survivors, honor consent and honor folks who are committed to ending sexual violence in our communities online. CSVANW will continue to honor survivors, honor consent and honor folx who are committed to ending sexual violence in their communities.
#SAAM #HonorConsent #RespectOurBoundaries

Today is International Transgender Day of Visibili

Today is International Transgender Day of Visibility. During these uncertain times, our transgender & gender nonbinary/nonconforming relatives need our support more than ever. Please join CSVANW in uplifting the most beautiful and sacred members of our 2SLGBTQ+ community today & everyday. #TDOV

Let’s send love and safety to the countless vict

Let’s send love and safety to the countless victim advocates who are still working in their communities supporting survivors and their families during this current public health situation. Join us in tagging victim advocate &/or sharing with a victim advocate to let them know we acknowledge and thank them for their vital role in responding to COVID-19.

#TogetherWeDoMore #TogetherWeAreTheMovement

“The constant shifting in our daily routines is

“The constant shifting in our daily routines is a strong reminder that our ability to adapt is rooted in a beautiful and resilient history. As our team learns what our role is in responding to this epidemic we are envisioning how we influence and advocate for a larger societal shift. A shift that holds systems accountable, a shift that continues to focus on the needs of those most impacted, and most importantly a shift that centers survivors in the movement to end violence against Native women.” CLICK THE LINK IN OUR BIO TO READ!

March is Womxn’s History Month. This month CSVAN

March is Womxn’s History Month. This month CSVANW is sharing quotes from indigenous womxn who inspire us every day to be brave, bold and fearless. We also celebrate & honor our indigenous womxn who have and who continue to influence and contribute to our communities & make our communities safe and resilient. Join us and comment your favorite quotes from indigenous womxn who inspire you to be brave, bold and fearless. #WomxnsHistoryMonth

Due to the current public health situation, future

Due to the current public health situation, future task force meetings will be held online (via Zoom meetings) until further notice. The New Mexico Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women (MMIW) Task Force will be holding a webinar meeting this Friday, March 27, 2020. This webinar will include presentations from tribal advocacy organizations and grassroots efforts addressing MMIW throughout the state to discuss the scope of the crisis, barriers to address the issue, and recommendations to heal and protect Indigenous relatives.

#mmiw#mmiwg #mmiwgt2s#nomorestolensisters

March is Womxn’s History Month. This month CSVAN

March is Womxn’s History Month. This month CSVANW is sharing quotes from indigenous womxn who inspire us every day to be brave, bold and fearless. We also celebrate & honor our indigenous womxn who have and who continue to influence and contribute to our communities & make our communities safe and resilient. Join us and comment your favorite quotes from indigenous womxn who inspire you to be brave, bold and fearless. #WomxnsHistoryMonth

The census count is about much more than just coun

The census count is about much more than just counting people. It is an opportunity to speak up about the needs for our communties. For more information visit: nmnativecensus.org #WeCountNM #ABQNativesCount #NMNativesCount #Census2020

Why does the census matter so much? This is an opp

Why does the census matter so much? This is an opportunity every 10 years to make sure our communities get the funding they need and deserve to succeed. For more information visit: nmnativecensus.org
#WeCountNM #ABQNativesCount #NMNativesCount #Census2020

While we are practicing social distancing, we are

While we are practicing social distancing, we are staying connected through the magic of technology! We send you all love and good energy relatives. Remember: wash your hands! #togetherathome

There is nothing more meaningful & powerful than t

There is nothing more meaningful & powerful than telling someone that they’ve made an impact in your life, especially if that individual is a womxn.

We encourage you to Write a thank you note to an amazing womxn who inspire you to be brave, bold and fearless.

Post, share and tag us.
#WomxnsHistoryMonth

Womxn's History Month is a time to celebrate and h

Womxn's History Month is a time to celebrate and honor the brave, bold, and fearless indigenous womxn who have and who continue to influence and contribute to our communities. There is nothing more meaningful & powerful than telling someone that they’ve made an impact in your life, especially if that individual is a womxn. CSVANW staff are writing & sharing thank you notes to womxn who inspire them to be brave, bold and fearless. Join us & write a thank you note to an amazing womxn who inspire you to be brave, bold and fearless. #WomxnsHistoryMonth

While our team is telecommuting we are still makin

While our team is telecommuting we are still making time to connect with one another. How are you staying in touch with your friends, family and loved ones?

March is Womxn’s History Month. This month CSVAN

March is Womxn’s History Month. This month CSVANW is sharing quotes from indigenous womxn who inspire us every day to be brave, bold and fearless. We also celebrate & honor our indigenous womxn who have and who continue to influence and contribute to our communities & make our communities safe and resilient. Join us and comment your favorite quotes from indigenous womxn who inspire you to be brave, bold and fearless. #WomxnsHistoryMonth

Womxn's History Month is a time to celebrate and h

Womxn's History Month is a time to celebrate and honor the brave, bold, and fearless indigenous womxn who have and who continue to influence and contribute to our communities. There is nothing more meaningful & powerful than telling someone that they’ve made an impact in your life, especially if that individual is a womxn. CSVANW staff are writing & sharing thank you notes to womxn who inspire them to be brave, bold and fearless. Join us & write a thank you note to an amazing womxn who inspire you to be brave, bold and fearless. #WomxnsHistoryMonth

You are not alone.

You are not alone.

In response to the CDC's and the NMDOH's recommend

In response to the CDC's and the NMDOH's recommendations regarding COVID-19, our staff will telecommute beginning March 16, 2020. We are thinking creatively about how to support our staff in caring for their health and reducing risk of exposure to COVID-19. One such option is implementing social distancing by encouraging our employees to work remotely.

We are checking our emails and voicemails regularly and are available to support our members. Please reach out if you need us. Remember, we are in this together.

We are still here to support you.
This is a time for us to continue to be good relatives, especially to make sure that we look out for and protect the most vulnerable among us.

March is Womxn’s History Month. This month CSVAN

March is Womxn’s History Month. This month CSVANW is sharing quotes from indigenous womxn who inspire us every day to be brave, bold and fearless. We also celebrate & honor our indigenous womxn who have and who continue to influence and contribute to our communities & make our communities safe and resilient. Join us and comment your favorite quotes from indigenous womxn who inspire you to be brave, bold and fearless. #WomxnsHistoryMonth

Womxn's History Month is a time to celebrate and h

Womxn's History Month is a time to celebrate and honor the brave, bold, and fearless indigenous womxn who have and who continue to influence and contribute to our communities. There is nothing more meaningful & powerful than telling someone that they’ve made an impact in your life, especially if that individual is a womxn. CSVANW staff are writing & sharing thank you notes to womxn who inspire them to be brave, bold and fearless. Join us & write a thank you note to an amazing womxn who inspire you to be brave, bold and fearless. #WomxnsHistoryMonth

For the safety of our community and our relative’s health, our Dance Fit with Xtina will be postponed until further notice. Thank you for your patience and understanding.

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