Coalition to Stop Violence Against Native Women

Bring your family, bring your costumes, and join CSVANW for the 11th Annual I Will Run for Them 5K. 📅 Saturday, October 24, 2026 📍 Isleta Lakes & RV Park, Isleta Pueblo General registration is $20. Children 12 and under + eligible CSVANW members participate free. 🔗 VIEW OUR BIO FOR LINKS

Run, walk, cheer on participants, visit community vendors, or enjoy some trick-or-treating with the kids. There are plenty of ways to join us in solidarity at CSVANW’s 11th Annual I Will Run for Them 5K. View full podcast here: https://youtu.be/JKeu9PDv9KA

The I Will Run for Them 5K brings our relatives, advocates, members, and community together to honor survivors and strengthen the connections that help us care for one another. View full podcast: https://youtu.be/JKeu9PDv9KA

In this highlight from Episode 1 of Rooted in Resilience: Native Voices, Truth & the MMIWR Movement, we explore why conversations about domestic violence need to include our youth, our families, and our men. #RootedInResilience #ViolenceIsNotOurTradition #IWillRunForThem #CSVANW

Survivors deserve more than survival—they deserve healing, joy, culture, and community. This October, let’s celebrate resilience while working together to end violence.

In Episode 1 of Rooted in Resilience: Native Voices, Truth & the MMIWR Movement, our guest, Lincoln Encino, draws on his experience at the Pueblo of Laguna to reflect on movement as prayer—and what it means to gather with survivors and loved ones in our thoughts.

CSVANW 11th Annual "I Will Run for Them 5K" is in 3 days🥳 Come join us Saturday morning as we run to honor Domestic Violence Awareness Month, show up in solidarity with survivor, and support our mission to stop the cycle of violence in native communities. Will we see you there?

Native women deserve safety. Native women deserve support. Native women deserve justice. Native women deserve to be believed. Native women deserve to heal. Native women deserve to love safely. Native women deserve to be protected.

Pick a color and see where it takes you, affirmation edition! The color you pick will lead you to a message that you may like to hear. Remember, we are always here for you! 🍃

💜CSVANW stands with survivors💜 Purple Thursday is a national day of action to show solidarity with survivors and a symbolism of wearing purple sends a visible message to survivors that they are believed and supported. Are you wearing purple today? Share your selfies in the comments below!✨

Breaking cycles begins with learning, supporting, sharing, participating, and leading. Every action—big or small—helps strengthen Native families and communities.

Today, we honor #IndigenousPeoplesDay by recognizing the Native peoples, communities, cultures, and nations shaping the present and building the future. Today, don’t just celebrate. Support the people doing the work. Visit the Native Nonprofit List: https://shorturl.at/ZoHJ3

"Our work has taught us that meaningful change begins when we listen to those most impacted and trust our communities to help lead solutions." READ: https://www.santafenewmexican.com/opinion/my_view/honoring-ancestors-means-protecting-relatives-today/article_fe341ab2-eacb-4339-937f-8496b968dda0.htm

✨Cyclebreaker Affirmation✨ My healing can become medicine for future generations.

Your healing journey is worth sharing💜 #DomesticViolenceAwarenessMonth

Join Us for #PurpleThursday | October 15, 2026 #PurpleThursday is a national day of action during Domestic Violence Awareness Month. Wear purple, raise awareness, and show your commitment to healthy, respectful relationships. Together, we can help end domestic violence.

Healing is community work. This Domestic Violence Awareness Month, let’s support survivors, strengthen healthy relationships, and build futures where every Native relative can live with safety, dignity, and belonging.

DVAM Day of Giving Thursday, October 22, 2026 Join CSVANW for #GiveForDV, a national day of giving during Domestic Violence Awareness Month. Help raise awareness, support survivors, and strengthen efforts to end domestic violence. Donate: https://ow.ly/RUGR50ZRchg #GiveForDV #DVAM2026

October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month #DVAM! Check out resources from @endingdvinca.bsky.social and the National Resource Center on DV throughout #DVAM to join in the work to prevent and end domestic violence across CA and the country! #CPEDV ➡️ cpedv.org/ #NRCDV ➡️ nrcdv.org/

Join CSVANW October Community Advocacy Meeting🍃 This month we will feature a presentation from the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention and the impact of suicide on Native communities. We will be sharing local and national resources to better educate families and communities. 🔗 LINK IN BIO

TW: DV October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month. DV can be experienced in many different ways. One way is intimate partner violence (IPV). IPV can include physical or sexual violence, stalking, or psychological aggression.

#GivingTuesday is more than a day.  It's a year-round movement. 🫶

October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month. Everyday this month I will be sharing a poem highlighting both living with and surviving domestic violence. These will be my personal experience but also intended to highlight what I know many experience in the shadows in fear. Thank you

October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month — a time to call attention to America’s uniquely lethal domestic gun violence crisis. Domestic violence and gun violence are deeply interconnected, impacting millions of women, families, and communities.

October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month. We all have a role to play in addressing domestic violence. If you or someone you know needs help, please call the National Domestic Violence Hotline at 1-800-799-7233.

Today is #EarthGivesDay! 🌎💚 Looking for organizations to support? Check out each #NativeNonprofit participating in Earth Gives Day at https://www.earthgives.org and learn about how their organizations are doing important work to care for our lands, waters, and communities. 🌱

Coercive control is abuse, even without physical violence. It can include isolation, financial control, monitoring, intimidation, and limiting choices. Healthy love respects freedom, privacy, identity, and independence. This DVAM, recognize the signs and support respect, trust, consent, and choice.

Domestic violence is more than physical violence. Learning to recognize coercive control, economic abuse, and technology-facilitated abuse helps create safer Native communities. Every conversation can help break a cycle.

This Domestic Violence Awareness Month (#DVAM), Centre Safe’s Empty Place at the Table serves as a powerful reminder of the lives lost to domestic violence and the families, friends, and communities forever changed by that loss. Centre Safe 24/7 hotline: 877-234-5050 www.centresafe.org

October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month. 💜 This month, we’re raising awareness, supporting survivors, and continuing the conversation around building safe and healthy relationships. #DVAM #CommunityTHRIVES

October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month. We honor survivors, remember those lost to intimate partner violence, and recommit to building communities free from abuse. #DVAM #EndDomesticViolence #MNADV

October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month (#DVAM), an essential time to reflect on the intersections of stalking and intimate partner violence. Check out our materials on stalking and domestic violence to learn more at www.StalkingAwareness.org. #DVAM2026

Today's the day! We're Painting the Town Purple 💜 DCCADV volunteers are canvassing across DC to share free, confidential resources with our neighbors. Follow along! Out with us? Tag DCCADV + #PaintTheTownPurple. #DVAM #SpreadLoveDC

October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month (DVAM). This month serves as an opportunity to honor survivors and celebrate advocates. Learn how you can get involved at mocadsv.org/dvam/

October is #DomesticViolenceAwarenessMonth. Learn how you can raise awareness about violence in our communities at the Fairfax County Domestic and Sexual Violence Services 24-Hour Hotline 703-360-7273. https://bit.ly/3dtJlz9 #DVAM

October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month! Trans and nonbinary people experience disproporionately high rates of domestic and sexual violence. This DVAM and beyond, include trans survivors in your advocacy, messaging, and awareness this month! #WithSurvivors #DVActionMonth #DVAM2026

TW: DV October is Domestic Violence awareness month. Our goal is to post information and a few resources throughout the month. We know this can be triggering for some folks, so we will do our best to start these posts with a trigger warning (TW) for domestic violence (DV).

October is #DVAM2026. This year, we honor Cycle Breakers Since 1492: generations of Native advocates protecting our relatives, strengthening our communities, and breaking cycles of violence. Together, we move beyond awareness and toward action. Learn more: https://ow.ly/gKu750ZRaSo

Today, we honor Native children taken to U.S. Indian boarding schools, those who never came home, survivors, and their descendants. On Orange Shirt Day, we remember that Every Child Matters. Wear orange. Learn the history. Listen to survivors. Support Native-led healing.

🎃There's still time to register for CSVANW's I Will Run for Them 5K!🏃‍➡️ Join us as we come together during Domestic Violence Awareness Month (DVAM) to show up for survivors, raise awareness, and stand together as a community committed to breaking cycles of violence. Register today and join us!

Tribal leaders must help break cycle of violence https://ow.ly/fcSL50ZSqs9

"The Journey to Run with Them" episode 2 not only introduces Skye's grandmother, Grandma Patty, but shares a brief sneak peek of what Skye's story is about. Are you ready to hear her story? Stay tuned!

Join us as we honor our relatives at Laguna Pueblo as they gather to celebrate St. Elizabeth Feast Day.🪶 As we transition into the fall season, relatives begin to feast with the success of harvesting from summer planting while preparing for the final round of planting before the winter season.

Opening up about your mental health journey—good, bad, or messy—creates space for healing. Let’s make silence a thing of the past. Start a conversation. Be the difference. #SuicidePreventionMonth

On International Equal Pay Day, CSVANW recognizes the ongoing wage disparities that impact Native communities. Native women, and LGBTQ2S+ relatives often face multiple barriers to economic equality, including systemic inequality, and limited access to supportive resources.

CSVANW welcomes Native men ages 12+ to join us as we explore traditional teaching, storytelling, and crafts all while engaging in positive masculinity work. 🔗 LINK IN BIO 🍲 Lunch will be provided. Participants will receive a $50 stipend for attending the entire workshop.

Today is National Voter Registration Day! 🗳️ Check, register, or update your info. Our voices matter. #Vote #CivicEngagement

Be sure to stay on track with our 5K story & join our run on October 24, 2026!💜 Link in bio to register ✨