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National Indigenous Women's Resource Center Our mission is to provide national leadership to promote safety for Native women and communities by supporting culturally grounded grassroots advocacy.

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NIWRC is looking for a Communications Specialist to join our team! 📣Are you a creative communicator passionate about sto...
10/23/2026

NIWRC is looking for a Communications Specialist to join our team! 📣

Are you a creative communicator passionate about storytelling, digital media, and making an impact? Join us in amplifying Native voices, sharing resources, and supporting community-driven advocacy to strengthen safety for Native women and communities across .

Learn more and apply ➡️ www.niwrc.org/careers

10/22/2026

“Native people are still here and we’re here to stay.” 🪶

Native communities know best how to protect and care for their people. Investing in Native-led solutions means supporting the advocates, programs, and communities working every day to prevent violence, support survivors, and strengthen Tribal sovereignty.

This , stand and help us advance safety for Native women and communities. Safety is traditional. Investing in it is a choice we can all make.



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The data is clear: The need for safety is everywhere, but access to resources is not.Native survivors deserve more than ...
10/21/2026

The data is clear: The need for safety is everywhere, but access to resources is not.

Native survivors deserve more than recognition of the violence they experience. They deserve meaningful access to safety, healing, and support rooted in their communities.

That's why we advocate for stronger Tribal sovereignty, sustained investment in Native-led services, and solutions shaped by the communities they serve.

10/19/2026

Data tells us what’s happening. Stories tell us what it means.

Together, they help us better understand the realities Native survivors and communities face—and strengthen the solutions rooted in their experiences. Good information doesn’t just document violence. It can help Tribal Nations and advocates create safer responses for Native women and communities.

Wear purple. Stand . 💜This , join advocates and communities across the country in wearing purple to show your support ...
10/15/2026

Wear purple. Stand . 💜

This , join advocates and communities across the country in wearing purple to show your support for survivors of domestic violence.

Visibility matters—but our commitment can’t stop there. Listen to survivors, support local advocates, and be part of creating safety in your community.

Today, on , we celebrate Native peoples, cultures, and communities—and the generations who made our futures possible. W...
10/12/2026

Today, on , we celebrate Native peoples, cultures, and communities—and the generations who made our futures possible. We also affirm what we know: the safety of Native women and communities is inseparable from the sovereignty of Tribal Nations.

We are still here. And we are shaping what comes next. 💜

DAF Day 2026 is here. A nationwide celebration of generosity through Donor-Advised Funds.When you make a DAF gift to the...
10/08/2026

DAF Day 2026 is here. A nationwide celebration of generosity through Donor-Advised Funds.

When you make a DAF gift to the NIWRC, you support our mission to advance safety for Native women and communities by equipping survivors, advocates, and Tribal leaders with the resources needed to create lasting change.

Here’s how you can take part:
✅ Decide which organizations to support with your DAF, like NIWRC, and help strengthen safety, sovereignty, and resources across Indian Country.
✅ Give seamlessly and be counted in today’s collective impact by using DAFpay directly on our website.
✅ Amplify the movement by sharing this post to spread the word.

💜 Today, your DAF can do more than ever before. Join us and be part of the movement.
👉 Give now: https://www.niwrc.org/donate



10/07/2026

Safety is built together. 💜

Creating safety for Native women and communities is a shared responsibility. It means listening to survivors, examining how we show up for one another, and strengthening community-driven solutions rooted in culture, connection, and sovereignty.

Today and every day, we stand and strengthen our collective commitment to safety and sovereignty.

10/05/2026

“Native women in leadership roles exist everywhere.” 💜

Throughout , we’re asking: What does it take to create safety for Native women and communities?

For generations, Native women have held vital roles as leaders, advocates, knowledge keepers, and relatives. Creating safety means strengthening the conditions where Native women and communities can thrive—and recognizing the inherent authority of Tribal Nations to shape solutions for their people.

To survivors: we see you, we honor you, and we stand with you.

Save the date! The returns in 2027. 📣Join NIWRC and advocates from across as we come together around the theme “Weav...
10/01/2026

Save the date! The returns in 2027. 📣

Join NIWRC and advocates from across as we come together around the theme “Weaving Our Future to Safety,” honoring the knowledge we carry, the connections we strengthen, and the safer future we are creating together.

📅 October 5–7, 2027
📍 Temecula, California

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