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Event happens every Monday; Bring your crafts to this group meeting. This event is open to everyone that wants to work on their crafts in a group. "Let's get back together and visit" while crafting. Please visit the Seven Dancers Coalition Facebook page for the most up-to-date information on event closings. |
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Join the Seven Dancers Coalition for the Men's Talking Circle that happens every Wednesday. For the most up-to-date information on this event please contact the Seven Dancers Coalition. |
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Join the Hopi Coalition to End Abuse for their Family Fun Night which brings together families to celebrate community. The flyer reads: "Bringing families together to celebrate what makes our communities strong: respect, connection, healthy relationships and looking out for one another. Something for everyone - youth adults elders families | Come for dinner, stay for fun | Free and open to the community |
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*Update- Event is at capcity* Join the Healing Native Hearts Coalition for a sewing class! Read this from their Facebook Page: Limited Seats Available – Betza’hoolan Sewing Class! Healing Native Hearts Coalition has opened a limited number of seats for this special sewing opportunity happening October 2–4 in Fairbanks!Whether you’re an experienced sewer or a beginner, we invite you to join skilled sewers Rena Pitka and Diloola Erickson for two and a half days of hands-on learning. Participants will learn the ins and outs of creating a beautiful Betza’hoolan and qupak. All supplies are included! October 2–4 Limited space availableInterested? Please join the waitlist by completing the form here: https://www.cognitoforms.com/HealingNati.../BetzahoolanClass Participants must be able to attend all three days. Childcare is not available.We’re excited to spend the weekend learning, creating, and connecting together! |
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Catch the Hopi Coalition to End Abuse for several different events around the community, all in support of Domestic Violence Awareness Month. Take a look at the flyer for all the dates and times and don't forget to follow them on Facebook.
Event happens every Monday; Bring your crafts to this group meeting. This event is open to everyone that wants to work on their crafts in a group. "Let's get back together and visit" while crafting. Please visit the Seven Dancers Coalition Facebook page for the most up-to-date information on event closings. 
The Hopi Coalition to End Violence has been busy supporting awareness and education efforts for Domestic Violence Awareness Month and invites you to join one of their community presentations. Each location is listed on the flyer which reads: The month of October is National Domestic Violence Awareness Month. Join the discussion and ask questions to learn more. Informational booths available. Topics of discussion: What is domestic violence (dv)? What causes dv? Characteristics of an abuser? Why victims stay? DV relationship red flags, cycle of violence, effects of domestic violence on children, victim rights, etc. | Types of services that domestic violence program offers, including emergency shelter placement, protection orders, re-education program, court accompaniment, safety planning, perpetrator court updates, etc. Please call for more information |
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The Seven Dancers Coalition is working alongside several community organizations to participate in a one night exhibit featuring domestic violence survivor artwork from members in their local community. The event is called Living in Light- The Art of Healing and will take place at the Castellani Art Museum. The SDC created a MMIP skirt exchange display. |
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Join the Seven Dancers Coalition for a mid-day check in to connect with others during Domestic Violence Awareness Month. The Zoom link will be listed on their Facebook page. 
The Strong Hearted Native Women's Coalition is holding a monthly Missing and Murdered Indigenous People (MMIP) Family Support Circle. This event was created specifically for the families of MMIP so please reach out to the SHNWC's phone number listed on the flyer if you are a family member of a missing or murdered Indigenous person that is seeking support.
Join the Seven Dancers Coalition for the Men's Talking Circle that happens every Wednesday. For the most up-to-date information on this event please contact the Seven Dancers Coalition.
The Hopi Coalition to End Violence has been busy supporting awareness and education efforts for Domestic Violence Awareness Month and invites you to join one of their community presentations. Each location is listed on the flyer which reads: The month of October is National Domestic Violence Awareness Month. Join the discussion and ask questions to learn more. Informational booths available. Topics of discussion: What is domestic violence (dv)? What causes dv? Characteristics of an abuser? Why victims stay? DV relationship red flags, cycle of violence, effects of domestic violence on children, victim rights, etc. | Types of services that domestic violence program offers, including emergency shelter placement, protection orders, re-education program, court accompaniment, safety planning, perpetrator court updates, etc. Please call for more information |
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The Restoring Ancestral Winds coalition is taking part in a rally at the Utah State Capitol in solidarity with survivors of sexual violence. This rally is a part of a nationwide movement calling for accountability and justice for the Cornell's Jane Doe, Kendall Frances, and all survivors of sexual violence. Other action items listed are: Strong protections and resources for survivors | Accessible, survivor-centered services on college and university campuses | Continued investment in rape crisis centers, prevention programs, and community resources | Educational environments where survivors are heard, believed, and supported.
The Hopi Coalition to End Violence has been busy supporting awareness and education efforts for Domestic Violence Awareness Month and invites you to join one of their community presentations. Each location is listed on the flyer which reads: The month of October is National Domestic Violence Awareness Month. Join the discussion and ask questions to learn more. Informational booths available. Topics of discussion: What is domestic violence (dv)? What causes dv? Characteristics of an abuser? Why victims stay? DV relationship red flags, cycle of violence, effects of domestic violence on children, victim rights, etc. | Types of services that domestic violence program offers, including emergency shelter placement, protection orders, re-education program, court accompaniment, safety planning, perpetrator court updates, etc. Please call for more information
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The Hopi Coalition to End Abuse invites you to join them for an evening creating and decorating a Halloween treat bag. This event lets attendees use their creativity all while connecting through conversations about wellness, culture, and community safety. RSVP to the number listed on the flyer or follow the HCEA Facebook Page. |
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Event happens every Monday; Bring your crafts to this group meeting. This event is open to everyone that wants to work on their crafts in a group. "Let's get back together and visit" while crafting. Please visit the Seven Dancers Coalition Facebook page for the most up-to-date information on event closings. |
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Join SWIWC's free webinar series presented by Memory Dawn LongChase. There are two opportunities to attend. Use the link below to register and please reach out to SWIWC for more information. Domestic Violence : Past, Present and Future: Domestic Violence is a far too common experience in Tribal communities. It has an origin story, colonization. This webinar will explore the past, how DV came into our Tribal communities. We will also discuss the present, current statistics and common strategies to address those being harmed. In addition, the presenter will focus on the future, how do we eradicate violence in our communities.
Join the Seven Dancers Coalition for a mid-day check in to connect with others during Domestic Violence Awareness Month. The Zoom link will be listed on their Facebook page.
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Join the Hopi Coalition to End Abuse for another webinar Wednesday. The flyer reads, "We will begin with understanding domestic violence. Together we will explore the impacts of domestic violence and identify wats our community can support survivors." Register with the link below and please reach out to HCEA for more information. 
The Hopi Coalition to End Abuse is hosting a "Take Back the Night- Luminary Walk". More information about this event can be found on the HCEA Facebook page.
Join the Seven Dancers Coalition for the Men's Talking Circle that happens every Wednesday. For the most up-to-date information on this event please contact the Seven Dancers Coalition. |
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The Coalition to Stop Violence Against Native Women invite you to join them to raise awareness about domestic violence by wearing something purple. Join Us Next Week for #PurpleThursday Thursday, October 15, 2026 #PurpleThursday is a national day of action observed each October during Domestic Violence Awareness Month. It serves as an opportunity to raise awareness about domestic violence and demonstrate our collective commitment to promoting healthy, respectful relationships. Wear purple, start conversations, and help support efforts to end domestic violence. Together, we can make a difference. 
Join the Seven Dancers Coalition for a women's talking circle that was created to share stories, strengthen connections, and hold space for one another. Take a look at the Seven Dancers Coalition's Facebook page for the most up to date information on these events. |
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The Coalition to Stop Violence Against Native Women is hosting a workshop on healthy masculinity and invites Native men to register. All information about this event can be found on the CSVANW event page. Description: "Native men ages 12+ are invited to join us for a day where participants will explore traditional teachings, storytelling, and crafts - while engaging in positive masculinity work. This session lays the groundwork for deeper connection and growth throughout the day." |
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Event happens every Monday; Bring your crafts to this group meeting. This event is open to everyone that wants to work on their crafts in a group. "Let's get back together and visit" while crafting. Please visit the Seven Dancers Coalition Facebook page for the most up-to-date information on event closings.
The Hopi Coalition to End Violence has been busy supporting awareness and education efforts for Domestic Violence Awareness Month and invites you to join one of their community presentations. Each location is listed on the flyer which reads: The month of October is National Domestic Violence Awareness Month. Join the discussion and ask questions to learn more. Informational booths available. Topics of discussion: What is domestic violence (dv)? What causes dv? Characteristics of an abuser? Why victims stay? DV relationship red flags, cycle of violence, effects of domestic violence on children, victim rights, etc. | Types of services that domestic violence program offers, including emergency shelter placement, protection orders, re-education program, court accompaniment, safety planning, perpetrator court updates, etc. Please call for more information |
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The Seven Dancers Coalition is holding a workshop aimed at healing by creating art and connecting to culture. The Healing Through Art: Beaded Bird Workshop is creating a purple beaded bird in honor of Domestic Violence Awareness Month. The flyer reads, "Come together through beadwork, culture, and community as we create purple beaded birds to honor survivors, raise awareness, and stand together against domestic violence. Please call to register." |
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Join the Hopi Coalition to End Abuse for their annual Strengthening Communities Conference. Please reach out to the HCEA for registration and more information.
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Join SWIWC's free webinar series presented by Memory Dawn LongChase. There are two opportunities to attend this webinar series. Use the link below to register and please reach out to SWIWC for more information. Workshop descriptions: Domestic Violence During Pregnancy: Risks, Response, and Safety: Domestic violence, defined as a pattern of abusive behaviors, used to gain and maintain power and control over another intimate partner takes on a more nefarious tone when the abused partner is pregnant. Domestic violence during pregnancy not only poses a serious physical threat to the victim, but also the unborn victim. This webinar will explore this intersection more in depth, and offer strategies to identify, recognize and respond to domestic violence during pregnancy.
Join the Seven Dancers Coalition for a mid-day check in to connect with others during Domestic Violence Awareness Month. The Zoom link will be listed on their Facebook page.
Join the Seven Dancers Coalition for the Men's Talking Circle that happens every Wednesday. For the most up-to-date information on this event please contact the Seven Dancers Coalition. |
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The Hopi Coalition to End Violence has been busy supporting awareness and education efforts for Domestic Violence Awareness Month and invites you to join one of their community presentations. Each location is listed on the flyer which reads: The month of October is National Domestic Violence Awareness Month. Join the discussion and ask questions to learn more. Informational booths available. Topics of discussion: What is domestic violence (dv)? What causes dv? Characteristics of an abuser? Why victims stay? DV relationship red flags, cycle of violence, effects of domestic violence on children, victim rights, etc. | Types of services that domestic violence program offers, including emergency shelter placement, protection orders, re-education program, court accompaniment, safety planning, perpetrator court updates, etc. Please call for more information |
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Join the Native Alliance Against Violence for their Domestic Violence Awareness Month event. Read more from the NAAV Facebook Page Mark your calendars! October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month. We will be hosting our Stronger Together DVAM Event in recognition of DVAM on October 23rd, 2026 from 12-3:30pm. Check out the details below:Location: Anadarko Christian Center, 225 E. Main Street, Anadarko, OK 73005The Itinerary:Lunch & Learn: (12pm-1pm)Join us for a light lunch as we share about Domestic Violence, the Tribal DV Programs in our region, and the importance of being Stronger Together. (Meal not provided by OVW funds)Make & Take: (1p-2:30p)Space is limited to 30 participants. Sign up by emailing shanney@oknaav.org or call 405.217.0212Awareness Walk: (2:30-3:30pm)Walk will begin at the Anadarko Christian Center. Free T-Shirts for the first 100 participants. First come, first serve.For more information contact us at info@oknaav.org |
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The Coalition to Stop Violence Against Native Women is hosting the 11th Annual I Will Run for Them, a 5K that honors survivors of domestic violence and encourages the community to participate in promoting healthy communities. All information about this event is located on the CSVANW website. |
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Event happens every Monday; Bring your crafts to this group meeting. This event is open to everyone that wants to work on their crafts in a group. "Let's get back together and visit" while crafting. Please visit the Seven Dancers Coalition Facebook page for the most up-to-date information on event closings. |
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Join SWIWC for their 9th Annual Gathering for Healthy Relations conference. This conference is packed with special speakers and sessions to provide resources, networking, and more. Visit the SWIWC event registration for the latest information on this statewide conference. "SWIWC is excited to host our 9th Gathering for Healthy Relations Conference (#G4HR2026) at the Marriott Phoenix Chandler in Chandler, Arizona on October 27-29, 2026. The primary goal of the #G4HR2026 is to bring together service providers to network, share information and resources, and to create opportunity to increase skills and knowledge around safety, healing, and justice for survivors of intimate partner and sexual violence. Our goal is to provide a safe environment for those attending. Past participants include survivors, advocates, law enforcement, tribal health organization staff, tribal elders, leaders, and youth. The majority of attendees have been from Arizona, however, the number of attendees from surrounding states has increased due to increased awareness of the conference and the culturally appropriate and quality workshops offered. "
The Seven Dancers Coalition is holding a workshop aimed at healing by creating art and connecting to culture. The Healing Through Art: Beaded Bird Workshop is creating a purple beaded bird in honor of Domestic Violence Awareness Month. The flyer reads, "Come together through beadwork, culture, and community as we create purple beaded birds to honor survivors, raise awareness, and stand together against domestic violence. Please call to register." |
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Join the Seven Dancers Coalition for a mid-day check in to connect with others during Domestic Violence Awareness Month. The Zoom link will be listed on their Facebook page.
Join the Seven Dancers Coalition for the Men's Talking Circle that happens every Wednesday. For the most up-to-date information on this event please contact the Seven Dancers Coalition. |
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Event happens every Monday; Bring your crafts to this group meeting. This event is open to everyone that wants to work on their crafts in a group. "Let's get back together and visit" while crafting. Please visit the Seven Dancers Coalition Facebook page for the most up-to-date information on event closings.
Join SWIWC's free webinar series presented by Memory Dawn LongChase. There are two opportunities to attend. Use the link below to register and please reach out to SWIWC for more information. Domestic Violence : Past, Present and Future: Domestic Violence is a far too common experience in Tribal communities. It has an origin story, colonization. This webinar will explore the past, how DV came into our Tribal communities. We will also discuss the present, current statistics and common strategies to address those being harmed. In addition, the presenter will focus on the future, how do we eradicate violence in our communities.
Join the Seven Dancers Coalition for a mid-day check in to connect with others during Domestic Violence Awareness Month. The Zoom link will be listed on their Facebook page.
Join the Hopi Coalition to End Abuse for another webinar Wednesday. The flyer reads, "We will begin with understanding domestic violence. Together we will explore the impacts of domestic violence and identify wats our community can support survivors." Register with the link below and please reach out to HCEA for more information.
The Hopi Coalition to End Abuse is hosting a "Take Back the Night- Luminary Walk". More information about this event can be found on the HCEA Facebook page.
Join the Seven Dancers Coalition for the Men's Talking Circle that happens every Wednesday. For the most up-to-date information on this event please contact the Seven Dancers Coalition.
The Coalition to Stop Violence Against Native Women invite you to join them to raise awareness about domestic violence by wearing something purple. Join Us Next Week for #PurpleThursday Thursday, October 15, 2026 #PurpleThursday is a national day of action observed each October during Domestic Violence Awareness Month. It serves as an opportunity to raise awareness about domestic violence and demonstrate our collective commitment to promoting healthy, respectful relationships. Wear purple, start conversations, and help support efforts to end domestic violence. Together, we can make a difference.
Join the Seven Dancers Coalition for a women's talking circle that was created to share stories, strengthen connections, and hold space for one another. Take a look at the Seven Dancers Coalition's Facebook page for the most up to date information on these events.
The Coalition to Stop Violence Against Native Women is hosting a workshop on healthy masculinity and invites Native men to register. All information about this event can be found on the CSVANW event page. Description: "Native men ages 12+ are invited to join us for a day where participants will explore traditional teachings, storytelling, and crafts - while engaging in positive masculinity work. This session lays the groundwork for deeper connection and growth throughout the day."
The Hopi Coalition to End Violence has been busy supporting awareness and education efforts for Domestic Violence Awareness Month and invites you to join one of their community presentations. Each location is listed on the flyer which reads: The month of October is National Domestic Violence Awareness Month. Join the discussion and ask questions to learn more. Informational booths available. Topics of discussion: What is domestic violence (dv)? What causes dv? Characteristics of an abuser? Why victims stay? DV relationship red flags, cycle of violence, effects of domestic violence on children, victim rights, etc. | Types of services that domestic violence program offers, including emergency shelter placement, protection orders, re-education program, court accompaniment, safety planning, perpetrator court updates, etc. Please call for more information
The Seven Dancers Coalition is holding a workshop aimed at healing by creating art and connecting to culture. The Healing Through Art: Beaded Bird Workshop is creating a purple beaded bird in honor of Domestic Violence Awareness Month. The flyer reads, "Come together through beadwork, culture, and community as we create purple beaded birds to honor survivors, raise awareness, and stand together against domestic violence. Please call to register."
Join the Hopi Coalition to End Abuse for their annual Strengthening Communities Conference. Please reach out to the HCEA for registration and more information.
Join SWIWC's free webinar series presented by Memory Dawn LongChase. There are two opportunities to attend this webinar series. Use the link below to register and please reach out to SWIWC for more information. Workshop descriptions: Domestic Violence During Pregnancy: Risks, Response, and Safety: Domestic violence, defined as a pattern of abusive behaviors, used to gain and maintain power and control over another intimate partner takes on a more nefarious tone when the abused partner is pregnant. Domestic violence during pregnancy not only poses a serious physical threat to the victim, but also the unborn victim. This webinar will explore this intersection more in depth, and offer strategies to identify, recognize and respond to domestic violence during pregnancy.
Join the Native Alliance Against Violence for their Domestic Violence Awareness Month event. Read more from the NAAV Facebook Page Mark your calendars! October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month. We will be hosting our Stronger Together DVAM Event in recognition of DVAM on October 23rd, 2026 from 12-3:30pm. Check out the details below:Location: Anadarko Christian Center, 225 E. Main Street, Anadarko, OK 73005The Itinerary:Lunch & Learn: (12pm-1pm)Join us for a light lunch as we share about Domestic Violence, the Tribal DV Programs in our region, and the importance of being Stronger Together. (Meal not provided by OVW funds)Make & Take: (1p-2:30p)Space is limited to 30 participants. Sign up by emailing shanney@oknaav.org or call 405.217.0212Awareness Walk: (2:30-3:30pm)Walk will begin at the Anadarko Christian Center. Free T-Shirts for the first 100 participants. First come, first serve.For more information contact us at info@oknaav.org
The Coalition to Stop Violence Against Native Women is hosting the 11th Annual I Will Run for Them, a 5K that honors survivors of domestic violence and encourages the community to participate in promoting healthy communities. All information about this event is located on the CSVANW website.
Join SWIWC for their 9th Annual Gathering for Healthy Relations conference. This conference is packed with special speakers and sessions to provide resources, networking, and more. Visit the SWIWC event registration for the latest information on this statewide conference. "SWIWC is excited to host our 9th Gathering for Healthy Relations Conference (#G4HR2026) at the Marriott Phoenix Chandler in Chandler, Arizona on October 27-29, 2026. The primary goal of the #G4HR2026 is to bring together service providers to network, share information and resources, and to create opportunity to increase skills and knowledge around safety, healing, and justice for survivors of intimate partner and sexual violence. Our goal is to provide a safe environment for those attending. Past participants include survivors, advocates, law enforcement, tribal health organization staff, tribal elders, leaders, and youth. The majority of attendees have been from Arizona, however, the number of attendees from surrounding states has increased due to increased awareness of the conference and the culturally appropriate and quality workshops offered. "
Restoring Ancestral Winds is pleased to offer a comprehensive 40-hour Native Victim Advocacy Training. This is a comprehensive dual-training program focused on sexual assault and domestic violence advocacy. The training is designed for new victim advocates, as well as experienced advocates seeking to deepen their understanding of the unique experiences, needs, and barriers faced by Native American individuals who have experienced sexual assault and/or domestic violence. For questions, reach out to Nicoletta whose email and phone number is listed on the flyer. More information about registration will be released soon.
The Strong Hearted Native Women's Coalition is holding a monthly Missing and Murdered Indigenous People (MMIP) Family Support Circle. This event was created specifically for the families of MMIP so please reach out to the SHNWC's phone number listed on the flyer if you are a family member of a missing or murdered Indigenous person that is seeking support.
Register now for the Reflections of Inspirations 4th Annual Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault Awareness event. The theme this year is Uwadohiyvda Adaneti (Peace of Mind): For Our People and Our Communities- Learn more about the event on the ROI website and registration page.
The Strong Hearted Native Women's Coalition announces their annual Golf Tournament. This important event helps raise funds and awareness for the SHNWC and furthers their mission and commitment to tribal communities in California. SHNWC works to bring awareness against sexual assault, domestic violence, dating violence, stalking, sex-trafficking, and murdered & missing.
