At CSVANW, we are examining how tribal (community-based) adults learn, so that we can better develop our training curriculums and programs to be more responsive to the needs of our communities. We are working to foster responsible, respectful, tribal-centered domestic violence and sexual assault trainings built off of community based values, experiences and culturally-based processes… all of which include cultivating collective understandings, practices, protocols, insights and the many relationships we have with not only our families, communities, tribes and Pueblos… but also the relationships we have with the land, water, and our connections to tradition and culture.
The following calendar displays CSVANW 2015-16 training and event opportunities. These dates have been selected to avoid conflicts with other major events conducted by sister organizations and tribal communities, i.e. Pueblo feast days, tribal holidays, NCAI events, NIWRC trainings, etc. These trainings are made possible by funding from the Department of Justice, Office on Violence Against Women, Grant #2013-IX-0004 and the State of New Mexico Children, Youth and Families Department Grant #16-690-18897.
- Groups for Women Who Use Violence In Intimate Partner Relationships: Understanding the Context of Intimate Partner Violence
- Groups for Women Who Use Violence In Intimate Partner Relationships: Understanding the Context of Intimate Partner Violence
Calendar Quick Glance Summary
9169 Coors Blvd NW Albuquerque, NM 87120
Who will you run for? Dedicate your run this October in the Coalition to Stop Violence Against Native Women’s upcoming #IWillRunForHer 5k Community Run/Walk & 1k Kid’s Run to raise awareness about how you or your loved one(s) have been affected by domestic violence!
Who will you run for? Dedicate your run this October in the Coalition to Stop Violence Against Native Women’s upcoming #IWillRunForHer 5k Community Run/Walk & 1k Kid’s Run to raise awareness about how you or your loved one(s) have been affected by domestic violence!
Join us in honoring exemplary advocates, organizations and community members that have made significant contributions over the last year in the movement to end violence against Native women and children.
Enjoy a delightful dinner and revel in an exciting auction featuring handcrafted Pueblo pottery, award-winning jewelry, and Native American art!
All proceeds will benefit the mission and work of CSVANW.
Want to nominate someone that has made significant contributions to the movement to end violence in our region? Help us put a spotlight and honor the invaluable contributions of our advocates, service providers, law enforcement and all those who have made significant contributions in the movement to end violence ... More
