CSVANW
The Coalition to Stop Violence Against Native Women
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Accountability Must Begin with Survivors
Recent national reporting on allegations of sexual violence at Cornell University serves as a reminder that institutions have a responsibility to prevent sexual violence, protect and support survivors, and respond to allegations with care and accountability. The Coalition to…
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CSVANW Calls for Support to Maintain the Recent Protections Related to Project Jupiter Following New Mexico Supreme Court Orders.
The Coalition to Stop Violence Against Native Women (CSVANW) supports the New Mexico Supreme Court’s August 23, 2026, decision to temporarily pause proceedings related to Project Jupiter, including its air quality permit hearing and certain water use associated with…
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Native Youth Summit Returns for Its 15th Year
Empowering Native Youth Leaders Across New Mexico For 15 years, the Native Youth Summit (NYS) has brought together young Indigenous leaders from across New Mexico to connect, learn, and strengthen their voices in creating safer and healthier communities. This year, the Coalition…
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Accountability is Protection: Strengthening Safety in Native Communities
Written by Tyra Quetawki, Social Media Coordinator & Saundra Tsabetsaye, Youth & Family Engagement Coordinator In many Native communities, leaders hold important responsibilities. Teachers, coaches, traditional/cultural leaders, mentors, and other trusted adults are often looked…
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Dear younger me and other Survivors
Dear younger me and other Survivors, I see you. I see the way you carried something that was never yours to hold. The way you learned to be quiet, to shrink, to survive in spaces that did not protect you. I see how you questioned your worth, your voice, your truth. And I need…
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Rooted in Her: Letters to Our Future Generations
Our stories do not begin with violence. They begin with her. Across Pueblo and Tribal communities, matriarchs have always been teachers, protectors, caregivers, and leaders. Their wisdom has guided generations, shaping how we care for one another and build communities rooted in…
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Honoring Your Healing: Gentle Goal Setting After Trauma or Loss
By CSVANW Healing after trauma or loss is never a straight path. For many of our relatives, the journey can feel overwhelming, especially when the world keeps asking us to “move forward” before we’re ready. At CSVANW, we honor that healing is sacred work. It moves in cycles, not…
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Taking Care of Yourself and Your Family During the Holidays
By CSVANW The holiday season can hold many emotions at once: joy, reflection, overwhelm, grief, hope, and everything in between. For many of our Native relatives, this time of year can also bring reminders of loss, trauma, family conflict, or the ongoing impacts of violence. At…
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Walk a Mile in Their Mocs
Stories from Advocates Protecting Our Relatives, Preserving Our Future. Every November, Native American Heritage Month calls us to remember where we come from and to honor those who carried us here. At CSVANW, we know that the work of protecting our relatives and preserving our…
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Running Towards Healing and Justice
By: Ang Gonzales (they) intern at CSVANW Community Voice This Domestic Violence Awareness Month, I had the profound honor of running alongside fellow survivors in the Coalition to Stop Violence Against Native Women (CSVANW) 10th Annual, I Will Run for Them 5k event. The…