activities · 15
what they do
direct service · 8
- Community education and awareness events Indigenous Youth & Women's Safety TrainingOrganizes and participates in events to raise public awareness about domestic violence, sexual assault, stalking, teen relationship violence, sex trafficking, and missing or murdered Indigenous relatives.
- Domestic violence prevention program in Hualapai Tribe communityImplements a domestic violence prevention program specifically within the Hualapai Tribe community to address and reduce incidents of intimate partner violence.
- On Eagles Wings domestic violence support program Domestic & Sexual Violence Crisis SupportProvides direct domestic violence support services through the On Eagles Wings program in the Gila River Indian Community.
- Publication of tribal community newsletterProduces SWIWConnections, a semi-annual newsletter that shares news, events, and updates from Arizona’s Tribal Communities on issues including domestic violence, sexual assault, stalking, sex trafficking, and missing or murdered Indigenous relatives.
- SWIWConnections newsletter publicationPublishes SWIWConnections, a semi-annual newsletter that shares news, events, and updates from Arizona Tribal Communities on issues including domestic violence, sexual assault, stalking, sex trafficking, and missing or murdered Indigenous relatives.
- Tohdenasshai Committee Against Family Abuse Domestic & Sexual Violence Crisis SupportOperates the Tohdenasshai Committee Against Family Abuse in Kayenta, Arizona, to address and respond to family abuse within the local community.
- Video documentation of advocacy events Indigenous Cultural Wellness EventsMaintains a video gallery featuring recordings of key events such as the Young Women Are Sacred Conference, The Monument Quilt, and tribal domestic violence programs to preserve and share advocacy efforts.
- Video gallery of advocacy events and programs Indigenous Cultural Wellness EventsMaintains a video gallery featuring events such as the Young Women Are Sacred Conference, The Monument Quilt, and the Fort Mojave Domestic Violence Program to document and share advocacy and community efforts.
advocacy · 4
- Governing board leadership to end violence against Indigenous womenOperates a governing board composed entirely of Native women to guide organizational strategy and advocacy efforts aimed at ending violence against Indigenous women in Arizona.
- Governing board leadership to end violence against Indigenous womenOperates a governing board composed entirely of Native women focused on ending violence against Indigenous women in Arizona, providing strategic direction and advocacy leadership.
- Policy advocacy for tribal violence prevention Policy Advocacy for Domestic Violence ServicesAdvances policy changes to strengthen tribal, state, and federal responses to domestic and sexual violence by convening policymakers and participating in tribal, state, and federal task forces and committees.
- Policy advocacy for tribal violence response reform Policy Advocacy for Domestic Violence ServicesAdvances policy changes to strengthen tribal, state, and federal responses to domestic and sexual violence by engaging in task forces, committees, and convening policymakers.
capacity building · 3
- Technical assistance for tribal violence responseProvides technical assistance to tribal programs and communities to improve responses to domestic violence, sexual assault, stalking, sex trafficking, and teen relationship violence.
- Training programs on gender-based violence and MMIW Indigenous Youth & Women's Safety TrainingOffers training on domestic violence, sexual assault, stalking, sex trafficking, teen relationship violence, and the crisis of missing and murdered Indigenous relatives for tribal and community stakeholders.
- Training programs on gender-based violence in tribal communities Indigenous Youth & Women's Safety TrainingOffers training on domestic violence, sexual assault, stalking, sex trafficking, teen relationship violence, and missing and murdered Indigenous relatives for tribal advocates, service providers, and community members.
strategies · 9
how they think
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- Advocacy and support network across tribal communities advocacy_and_support_networkBuilds and maintains connections to tribal advocates and victim services across Arizona Indian Communities, enabling accessible, coordinated support for survivors of domestic and sexual violence.
- Capacity building for Indigenous community-led responses capacity buildingThe organization strengthens the ability of Indigenous communities to address violence through education, training, technical assistance, and policy advocacy, promoting sustainable, local solutions.
- Community-led leadership model community-led leadershipGoverning decisions and organizational direction are guided by a board composed of Native women, ensuring that efforts to end violence against Indigenous women are rooted in community authority and lived experience.
- Community-led leadership through Native women's governance community-led leadershipThe organization is guided by a governing board composed of Native women, ensuring that efforts to end violence against Indigenous women are driven by the communities most impacted, which strengthens cultural relevance and accountability.
- Culturally centered support framework culturally_centered_supportSupport services are grounded in Indigenous cultural values and focus on safety, sovereignty, and holistic well-being to effectively serve Native survivors of domestic, dating, and sexual violence.
- Culturally centered support model for violence intervention culturally_centered_supportServices and support are grounded in Indigenous culture and centered on safety, sovereignty, and holistic well-being, ensuring that responses to domestic, dating, and sexual violence are respectful, effective, and aligned with community values.
- Culturally competent training and capacity building capacity buildingStrengthens tribal communities' ability to respond to gender-based violence through culturally relevant education, technical assistance, policy advocacy, and interactive training grounded in best practices.
- Culturally competent training based on best practices culturally competent trainingDelivers interactive training that is both culturally competent and informed by best practices, ensuring that professionals and communities can effectively respond to violence in ways that respect Indigenous identities and experiences.
- Integrated advocacy and service network advocacy_and_support_networkConnects survivors with a coordinated network of tribal victim advocates, shelters, health services, and tribal resources to ensure comprehensive, accessible support across Arizona Indian Communities.
named programs · 4
what they call their work
Education/Outreach
Conducts events to raise awareness and educate the community about domestic violence, sexual assault, and related issues.
Policy Advocacy
Engages in policy advocacy to influence legislation and improve responses to domestic and sexual violence in tribal communities.
Technical Assistance
Provides tailored technical assistance sessions to enhance the capacity of communities to respond to domestic violence and related issues.
Training Services
Offers interactive training on topics related to domestic violence, sexual assault, and other forms of violence against Indigenous women.
relationships · 81
who they work with
- A New Leaf Partner — Listed as a related Arizona DV/SA Program
- A New Leaf Partner — Partner organization providing support services including basic needs, career development, and budgeting to promote lifelong independence
- ASU Intimate Partner Homicide Research Study Partner — Listed as a related Arizona DV/SA Program
- Against Abuse, Inc Partner — Listed as a related Arizona DV/SA Program
- Ak-Chin Indian Community Partner — Lists a legal assistant/victim advocate from the Office of the Prosecutors.
- Ak-Chin Indian Community Partner — SWIWC lists a victim advocate from the Ak-Chin Indian Community Office of the Prosecutors.
- Amberley’s Place Partner — Listed as a related Arizona DV/SA Program
- Arizona Coalition to End Sexual and Domestic Violence (ACEDSV) Partner — Listed as a related Arizona DV/SA Program
- Arizona Criminal Justice Commission Government — Listed as a related Arizona DV/SA Program
- Arizona Department of Corrections Rehabilitation and Reentry Program Government — Listed as a related Arizona DV/SA Program
- Arizona Department of Economic Security Domestic Violence Program Government — Listed as a related Arizona DV/SA Program
- Arizona Department of Health Services Government — Listed as a related Arizona DV/SA Program
- Arizona Judicial Branch Government — Listed as a related Arizona DV/SA Program
- Arizona Legal Women and Youth Services (ALWAYS) Partner — Listed as a related Arizona DV/SA Program
- Arizona Voice for Crime Victims Partner — Listed as a related Arizona DV/SA Program
- Bloom365 Partner — Listed as a related Arizona DV/SA Program
- CASA of Maricopa County Partner — Listed as a related Arizona DV/SA Program
- Care 7 Program Partner — Listed as a related Arizona DV/SA Program
- Catholic Charities Pathways Program Partner — Listed as a related Arizona DV/SA Program
- Child Crisis Center Partner — Listed as a related Arizona DV/SA Program
- Child Help Partner — Listed as a related Arizona DV/SA Program
- Chinle Comprehensive Health Care Facility Partner — Listed as a Sexual Assault Nurse Examiner-Sexual Assault Response Team (SANE–SART) resource in Chinle, Arizona.
- Colorado River Indian Tribe Partner — Lists contact information for the tribe.
- Colorado River Regional Crisis Center Partner — Listed as a related Arizona DV/SA Program
- DomesticShelters.org Partner — Partner organization offering a searchable directory of domestic violence programs and shelters in the U.S. and Canada, along with tools and information for survivors and service providers
- EMPACT Suicide Prevention Center Partner — Listed as a related Arizona DV/SA Program
- Emerge! Center Against Domestic Abuse Partner — Listed as a related Arizona DV/SA Program
- Fort McDowell Yavapai Nation Partner — Lists a Domestic Violence Victim Advocate from the Office of the Prosecutors.
- Fort McDowell Yavapai Nation Partner — SWIWC lists a Domestic Violence Victim Advocate from the Fort McDowell Yavapai Nation Office of the Prosecutors.
- Fort Mojave Indian Tribe Partner — Lists contact information for the tribe.
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