National Indigenous Women's Resource Center

ALT Promotional graphic for the National Indigenous Women's Resource Center. On the left the text reads “November is Native American Heritage Month." To the right an image features an Indigenous woman in traditional regalia, holding a feathered fan.

ALT Promotional graphic for the National Indigenous Women's Resource Center. Featured on the left a quote reads: "Safety is rooted in the strength, knowledge, resources, relationships & authority that already exist within Native communities.” Featured on the right is an image of Lucy Simpson (Diné), Chief Executive Officer of the National Indigenous Women's Resource Center. The background is a light purple textured paper with a decorative Native pattern.

ALT Promotional graphic for the National Indigenous Women's Resource Center. A cover of "Restoration Magazine" titled "Creating the Conditions for Safety" with a theme focus for FY2026 Special Impact Edition. The background is a purple textured paper with a decorative Native pattern. A red banner reads "A Year of Impact at a Glance.”

ALT Slide two of a promotional graphic for the National Indigenous Women's Resource Center. A quote is featured from a tribal program director praising NIWRC for their understanding and practical recommendations for program development.

ALT Slide three of a promotional graphic for the National Indigenous Women's Resource Center. Features an infographic titled "From Community Needs to National Action." It highlights that over 675 technical assistance requests have been supported and 1,270 people have been reached through training. The focus is on aiding Tribal Nations and partners. The graphic includes icons representing technical assistance and community training.

ALT Slide four of a promotional graphic for the National Indigenous Women's Resource Center. Features an infographic titled "From Community Needs to National Action." It highlights that there are 20 new resources for tribal communities and that 243 people were reached through training. The focus is on aiding Tribal Nations and partners. The graphic includes icons representing learning and communication.

ALT Poster for Domestic Violence Awareness Month. The top text reads: "The need is everywhere," with "everywhere" highlighted in red. Below: "The resources are not," with "are not" in red. Additional text: "Every survivor deserves safety, healing & access to care." The logo of the National Resource Center on Domestic Violence is at the bottom. Background features silhouettes of people.

ALT This image is a purple-toned awareness poster for Domestic Violence Awareness Month. It shows a person wearing traditional indigenous attire and feathered headdress, with text stating "84% of American Indian & Alaska Native women have experienced violence in their lifetime." Logos for the National Indigenous Women's Resource Center and the National Indigenous Resource Center are at the bottom.

ALT A poster for Domestic Violence Awareness Month shows a traditional Native woven garment adorned with tassels and beadwork. Text reads: "38% of American Indian & Alaska Native women who experienced violence & needed services were unable to get the help they needed." Logos for the National Institute of Justice and the Department of Justice are at the bottom.

ALT An individual is captured with a somber expression, overlaid with text stating fewer than 60 tribal domestic violence shelters serve Native survivors across Indian Country. The image promotes Domestic Violence Awareness Month. Logos from the National Indigenous Women’s Resource Center and National Resource Center on Domestic Violence appear at the bottom.

ALT Promotional graphic for the National Indigenous Women's Resource Center. Text reads "Purple Thursday. Wear Purple, Support Survivors." It features a purple ribbon and purple feathers dispersing from the ribbon. The background is a light purple textured paper with a decorative Native pattern.

ALT Promotional graphic for the National Indigenous Women's Resource Center. It features a purple-cyan duotone image of three Indigenous women in traditional regalia. The text reads: "Indigenous Peoples’ Day. Our existence is our resistance. We are the future our ancestors fought for." The background is a light purple textured paper with a decorative Native pattern.

ALT Promotional graphic for the National Indigenous Women's Resource Center’s "2027 Women Are Sacred Conference." The theme is "Weaving Our Future to Safety," taking place October 5th through 7th, 2027, in Temecula, California. The illustration shows four Indigenous women in traditional regalia sitting and braiding each other’s hair. The background is a purple textured paper with a decorative woven Native pattern.

ALT Promotional graphic for the National Indigenous Women's Resource Center. The text reads: “October 1”, “Women Are Sacred Day”, “Honoring Tillie Black Bear.” To the right it features a purple duotone image of Tillie Black Bear. To the left there is a quote, the text reads: “Even in thought, women are to be respected...We teach it to our kids so that future generations will know what is expected of them. Those generations to come will also know how to treat each other as relatives.” The additional text reads: “Tillie Black Bear, Wa Wokiye Win, Woman Who Helps Everyone.”

ALT Promotional graphic for the National Indigenous Women's Resource Center. Features a historical photo of Indigenous children in traditional regalia. Text reads, "National Day of Remembrance for U.S. Indian Boarding Schools." Additional text: "Wear Orange, Support Survivors, Every Child Matters." The background is orange textured paper with decorative Native patterns.

ALT Promotional graphic for the National Indigenous Women's Resource Center. Text reads: "October is... Domestic Violence Awareness Month" and "#SafetyIsTraditional." The background is purple textured paper with a decorative Native pattern.

ALT Promotional graphic for the National Indigenous Women's Resource Center. Text reads: "Survivors deserve… Safety, Support, and Solidarity” and “#With Survivors." The background is purple textured paper with a decorative Native pattern.

ALT Promotional graphic for the National Indigenous Women's Resource Center. Text reads: "Safety is… Mending Systems and Building Trust” and “#DVAM 2026." The background is purple textured paper with a decorative Native pattern.

ALT Promotional graphic for the National Indigenous Women's Resource Center. The text reads "Who is NIWRC? Safety for Native Women & Communities." An illustration of a native woman wearing traditional regalia with colorful ribbons is shown from the back. There's a "Swipe" prompt at the bottom.

ALT The text reads: "For nearly 15 Years, NIWRC has been a driving force for change, dedicated to collective liberation through the restoration of sovereignty and safety of Native women and communities." Another section titled "Our Mission" reads, "To provide national leadership to promote safety for Native women and communities through grassroots advocacy." There are small decorative images of people and traditional patterns.

ALT The text reads, "How We Help", "NIWRC supports Tribal Nations, grassroots advocates and survivors by providing: Training and technical assistance. Advocacy for policies like #VAWA, and the #MMIWR movement. Resources, including webinars, fact sheets, research papers, and more. Another section titled, "Rooted in Tradition" reads, "We support Tribal Nations in exercising their sovereignty and authority to strengthen responses to violence and advance safety for their communities." There are small decorative images of people and traditional patterns.

ALT The text reads, "Women Are Sacred", "We believe that #WomenAreSacred and that violence against Native women is not traditional". An image and quote from Tillie Black Bear, Sicangu Lakota, is included: “Even in thought, women are to be respected.” NIWRC website www.niwrc.org is included at the bottom.

ALT Two people standing in front of a backdrop with the U.S. Department of Justice, Office on Violence Against Women (OVW) logo. Both are smiling and wearing formal attire.

ALT A person is seated at a table covered with a purple cloth featuring the "National Indigenous Women's Resource Center" logo. The table displays brochures, pamphlets, and a sign reading "National Indigenous Women’s Resource Center Table 21" in a conference room setting. In the background, there are more tables and chairs.

ALT Native metal artwork featuring stylized animals is mounted on a stone wall. Below, vibrant pink and white flowers are in full bloom, with a small green shrub to the side.