CSVANW is developing our response alongside our member organizations centering their experiences around the deep intersections of COVID-19 with violence, race, gender, power, class and privilege. As we continue to have conversations with our members we invite you to stay engaged with us on our website and social media.
The words of our ancestors carry love. More importantly they carry power. Translating our Native languages into english can sometimes lose meaning…but what is NEVER lost in translation is LOVE . And in this moment, where our communities are being disproportionately affected by COVID-19, our resilience must continue to grow from LOVE.
Stay home relatives…we love you too much to lose any of you.
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Our CSVANW executive director, Angel Charley, joined a live panel discussion on April 22, 2020 about how the COVID-19 pandemic is affecting our New Mexico communities. Thank you to Sister Bar and Dukes Up for hosting this critical conversation. And thank you to the folxs from New Mexico Center on Law & Poverty, UNMH Intensive Care, and ACLU of New Mexico for joining the conversation.
Tribal
Resources:
COVID-19: Guidance for Tribal Programs
Resources in Response to the Coronavirus (COVID-19)
TALKING TO YOUR KIDS ABOUT COVID-19
Novel Coronavirus (COVID-19): Information for general Public
Navajo Area Indian Health Service Offers COVID-19 Testing
Tribal Communities: Plan, Prepare, and Respond
Articles:
New Mexico COVID-19 Cases
The new 109 positive tests include clusters at San Felipe and Zia Pueblos (4/7/2020)
Federal
Coronavirus (COVID-19) Funeral Assistance
State – New Mexico
Resources:
Special COVID – 19 Supplement #1: Fingerprinting Guidance
Sen. Udall Fact Sheet on CARES Act Support for Small Businesses and Nonprofits
New Mexico COVID-19 Guide to Managing Facilities
Letter from The Arc NM
Roadrunner Food Bank Client Enrollment
Tuesday weekly drive-thru changed to EXPO New Mexico at 300 San Pedro Dr, NE ( use Gate 3 at San Pedro & Copper) 10:00am start time. Register in advance.
Best Practices in Teleadvocacy
How to Prevent “Zoom-Bombing”: A Guide
Survivor-Driven, Trauma-Informed, Mobile Advocacy
Tips for Remote Counseling and Advocacy
Best Practices When Using Mobile Devices for Advocacy
How to Operate as a Remote Workplace During a Public Health Crisis
Digital Written Consent to Share Information
Video Conferencing & Digital Communication Platforms: Comparison Chart
Using Technology to Communicate with Survivors During a Public Health Crisis
Community Wellbeing
Staying Safe During COVID-19
Three Takeaways: Our Conversation with Grassroots and Movement Leaders on COVID-19
Funding
City of Albuquerque Community Impact Fund
The CABQ Community Impact Fund seeks to provide a one-time emergency COVID-19 grant of $2,000 to Albuquerque families experiencing financial hardship.
