Women continue to earn less than men, 83¢ to every $1, and just 75¢ when all workers are included. The wage gap is real & unacceptable. Join us in demanding fair pay & justice for all! #EQUALPAYDAY #CloseTheWageGap #EqualPayNow

Equal pay is still out of reach. We’re fighting for the Paycheck Fairness Act to strengthen protections & close the gap, while also defending civil rights agencies from being gutted. Join us in the fight for fair pay & justice for all! #EQUALPAYDAY #CloseTheWageGap

CSVANW is creating space for relatives to gather in remembrance of San Carlos Apache sister, daughter, and niece Emily Pike. Join us to support, take a stance, and uplift an ongoing crisis that impacts all Native communities. #MMIWR #NoMoreStolenRelatives

CSVANW hosted its Breaking Cycles Of Violence Conference, uniting Tribal leaders & advocates to address violence against Native women & MMIWG. Focus: improving safety, justice & collaboration across Tribal, state & federal laws. Read: koat.com/article/coalit…

As spring brings renewal, we honor the social workers helping our communities grow and heal. This #SocialWorkMonth, we celebrate those fighting for justice, especially for Native women and children. Thank you! READ: csvanw.org/blog/2025/03/2… #CycleBreakers #WHM

Thank you for joining the Breaking Cycles of Violence Conference! 💜 Together, we tackled challenges in Tribal communities, focusing on violence prevention & justice. Your voices matter, let’s keep building safer communities! #BreakingCycles

We are not invisible. Our cases involve real people, families, children, we deserve the same urgency & care. CSVANW stands to end violence, protect Native lives & build safe, healthy communities. #MMIR #NoMoreStolenRelatives

“Although she may be from Arizona and from the San Carlos Apache Nation, we see her as a relative, and we want to continue to stand in solidarity with all young girls and women who’ve gone missing. She was only 14 years old. It’s tragic.” koat.com/article/memori…

Mark your calendars! SAAM Day of Action is April 1, 2025. Wear teal to show your support for Survivors. Post a selfie with #SAAM2025 to raise awareness. Together, we do more. #SAAMDayofAction #SupportSurvivors

Today is #SAAMDayofAction CSVANW wears teal in solidarity with survivors. Raise awareness. Break the silence. You are not alone. #SupportSurvivors #SAAM2025

Join CSVANW Intern, Sicilee Silversmith, in a virtual panel hosted by the Victim Advocacy Corps (VAC) to reflect on the impact of NOVA’s VAC Pilot Program and how it has strengthened local victim services and advocacy efforts. Register here: us02web.zoom.us/webinar/regist…

✨ Today we celebrate CSVANW Policy & Advocacy Director, Charolette Gonzales! ✨ Charolette's outstanding efforts to support native survivors and her fight for justice help to end violence have been amazingly honored through her one-year tenure with CSVANW.

✨Happy Work-a-versary Patrick✨ Patrick Gallegos celebrates their 2nd year with CSVANW as the Sex Trafficking Project Coordinator! Patrick's consistent efforts and dedication continue to thrive with connections from native communities in New Mexico.

Today on #DayofNoSilence, we uplift our LGBTQ2S+ relatives, those silenced for simply being. At CSVANW, we believe in protecting all our relatives. Speak up. Share space. Show support. Together, we break cycles of harm. #TogetherWeDoMore #CycleBreakers

Historic win! SB41 is now law, creating the Turquoise Alert System in NM to help locate missing Indigenous people, especially Native women. “A victory for every Native family impacted by violence,” says CSVANW ED Tiffany Jiron. 📰 Read more: ow.ly/mssx50VwaN9

The Turquoise Alert Act is now law in NM, here’s what it means: ✅DPS will create an alert system for missing Indigenous people ✅Tribal agencies w/ NCIC access can use it ✅Alerts go to law enforcement, media & the public A vital step forward in the #MMIWR crisis.

“For too long, Native women and girls have been overlooked,” Jirons said. “The Turquoise Alert System is a crucial step to ensure our people get the protection they deserve.” Read more: abcnews.go.com/amp/US/wireSto…

Gov. Lujan Grisham signed SB41, creating a Turquoise Alert System for missing Indigenous people. “This is a victory for every Native mother, daughter, sister & aunt impacted by violence,” said CSVANW’s Tiffany Jiron. Read more: sourcenm.com/2025/04/08/gov…

CSVANW is transitioning away from X to align with our values of safety, equity, and community care. Join us on BlueSky, a space that supports Indigenous-centered connection and advocacy. Our mission continues: uplifting Native women, and communities. bsky.app/profile/csvanw…

On #NYHAAD, we uplift Native youth, advocating for culturally grounded education, prevention, & care. 19% of new HIV cases are youth 13–24, yet only 6% have been tested. It’s time for affirming, youth-centered support. Together, we can #StopHIVTogether.