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The social media accounts linked to from CSVANW are: • Facebook • Instagram • TikTok • LinkedIn • Email • Bluesky Besides social media accounts, csvanw has populated their site with: • Download: OVW Tribal Consultation Testimony Preparation Toolkit • DVAM 2026 – CSVANW • REGISTER: I Will Run For Them 5K (2026) • REGISTER: Rethinking Manhood - A Healthy Masculinities Workshop - October 18, 2026 • CSVANW Advocate of the Quarter Nomination Form • READ: NMDOJ Report - Forced Out: How Exclusionary and Disparate Disciplinary Practices at GallupMcKinley County Schools Rob Students of Instructional Time • MEET OUR AOTQ: Eugina Misquez – CSVANW • BLOG: Accountability is Protection: Strengthening Safety in Native Communities • DONATE - Native Nonprofit Day | May 21, 2026 • Home - NM Crime Victim Reparation Commission • New Mexico Victim’s Rights Guide • 2026 National Crime Victims’ Rights Week – CSVANW • Know Your Rights: Tribal Citizens, Law Enforcement Encounters, and Practical Steps to Stay Safe • Resources for Individuals and Nonprofits Approached by ICE - Native American Rights Fund • 2025 CSVANW IMPACT REPORT • VIEW CSVANW Resource Directory • CSVANW AI Compromised Media Handbook • Advocate Corner • CSVANW Briefs 2023 • Become a CSVANW Member • LEARN MORE: MMIWG2S • Donate to CSVANW • CSVANW Website • Sign Up to Get Emails from CSVANW • BLOG: Walk a Mile in Their Mocs • Outreach and Table Event Requests • Volunteer Interest Form – CSVANW • New Mexico State ICWA Website • WATCH: Pass the Family Protection Act • WATCH: The Neglected Epidemic of Missing BIPOC Women and Girls • WATCH: President Biden Delivers Remarks on the Reauthorization of the Violence Against Women Act (VAWA) • WATCH: CSVANW - Planting Seeds for Healing (Longer Version) • Source NM: Mutual aid efforts ahead of the state on COVID and wildfires • Source NM: Long-haul COVID: The ongoing impact of the pandemic in Indigenous communities • WATCH: Long COVID: A Community Conversation on Disability, Equity, and Its Impact on Advocates and Survivors in Native Communities • KOAT 7: Tribal leaders working to implement change against crime and violence • KOAT 7: Local Indigenous leader gains new leadership position • LISTEN: CSVANW x The G-Word: A Podcast on Genocide • PRESS RELEASE: Indian Child Welfare Act Prevails Before U.S. Supreme Court • READ: DVAM - Reclaiming Our Stories • PRESS RELEASE: CSVANW Calls for Swift and Transparent Action Following Allocation of $200k in State Budget to Address MMIWR Crisis • Missing and Murdered Indigenous Person's Awareness Day • Families seek accountability, solutions for MMIP cases • 'It's not easy to think about him': A continued fight in the MMIP crisis • Families seek answers during Missing and Murdered Indigenous Peoples Day event • Source New Mexico • Feds respond to recent report on Missing and Murdered Indigenous People crisis • Source New Mexico • 'It's all of us': Tribal leaders still seeking solutions for MMIP epidemic • PRESS RELEASE: CSVANW Demands Immediate Action Following Disgraceful, Racist Remarks by Albuquerque Police Officers – 7/31/2024 • CSVANW in the News: New Mexico in Focus: APD's Troubling History with Indigenous Community • Aid available for families searching for missing and murdered Indigenous relatives • PRESS RELEASE: New Mexico Indigenous Leaders Attended White House Event Celebrating 30 Years of the Violence Against Women Act • PRESS RELEASE: CSVANW Responds to President Biden’s Apology for Atrocities Committed Against Native American Children in Boarding Schools • PRESS RELEASE: CSVANW Supports Tribal Leaders at 19th Annual Government-to-Government Violence Against Women Tribal Consultation • CSVANW Announces the Launch of the “Breaking Cycles of Violence Conference” – A New Chapter in Advocacy and Support for Survivors of Violence in Native Communities • ‘A slap in the face’: activists reel as Trump administration removes crucial missing Indigenous peoples report • TOOLKIT: Equal Pay Day | March 25, 2025 • READ BLOG: Uplifting Our Social Workers: Honoring Hope, Healing, and Advocacy • CSVANW Celebrates Historic Victory with the Signing of SB41, Establishing the Turquoise Alert System • NEWS RELEASE: CSVANW Celebrates Historic Victory with the Signing of SB41, Establishing the Turquoise Alert System • READ: CSVANW Uplifts the TAKE IT DOWN Act • LISTEN: Podcast | Crossing the Chasm with Charolette Gonzales • June 5 Day of Action Advocacy Toolkit • READ: Walking in Kinship: Honoring Santo Domingo Pueblo’s Stride with Pride Event • REGISTER: Community Advocacy Meeting - November 13, 2025 • BLOG: Protecting Native Youth in the Digital World • BLOG: CSVANW’s 13th Annual Native Youth Summit • BLOG: 10 Years of Healing in Motion • BLOG: Our Stories, Our Strength: Voices of Cycle Breakers – CSVANW • REGISTER: Quarter 4 Membership Meeting - November 18, 2025 • Governor signs special session emergency relief package - Four bills provide $162M to counter federal cuts - Office of the Governor - Michelle Lujan Grisham • Give for Cycle Breaking - Giving Tuesday (12/2) • REGISTER: September Community Advocacy Meeting - September 16, 2026 • REGISTER - Community Advocacy Meeting - October 07, 2026