This joint statement was drafted by Indigenous Women Leaders from the US, Canada, and Mexico, and presented to our government officials at the September 2024 Tri-Lateral Working Group on Violence
MIWSAC is seeking a graphic designer with the skills and experience to create a logo based on feedback from our stakeholders, which include our Circle Keepers, coalition membership, partners, and
We are excited to share that Supporting Our Circle: The National Tribal Clearinghouse on Sexual Assault (NTCSA) launches today, August 15th, 2024! SupportingOurCircle.orgThe NTCSA is a comprehensive resource hub that
The color red has deep resonance and symbolism in many of our communities. It is said that red is the color that the spirit world and our ancestors can see,
Nicole Matthews, MIWSAC Executive Director, and Ingrid Anderson, National Policy Director for MIWSAC, attended the National Congress of American Indians Winter Executive Session in Washington, D.C. in mid-February. We were honored
The Minnesota Indian Women’s Sexual Assault Coalition (MIWSAC) invites you to apply for an exciting opportunity to share your knowledge, connect with other changemakers, and shape the work! We are looking for
Hello from the National Tribal Sexual Assault Resource Center! November was Native American Heritage Month. While we know that culture and heritage should be part of our day to day
This year’s OVW Government-to-Government Tribal Consultation is TAKING PLACE NOW (August 8-10, 2023) in-person in Tulsa, Oklahoma. Tribal Leaders or their authorized designees may provide written testimony through September 11,
We are enjoying a summer full of ceremony, gatherings, celebrations, and the flourishing of creation! Many of us have also been anticipating several decisions from the United States Supreme Court
