CSVANW attended the NM Coalition of Sexual Assault Program quarterly sexual assault prevention meeting. We received an overview of prevention and started our 5 year statewide plan to prevent sexual violence.Thank you NMCSAP for hosting these sessions and for including our voices!

📣 Announcing the dates for our 2nd annual Luminarias Conference! Stay tuned for more information and emails about when registration will open but for now, mark your calendars for May 20th-22nd 2025! 📅

ATTN NM legislators and lobbyists preparing for the upcoming 2025 session: Join us January 10th at 11am-12:30pm for a virtual training on addressing and preventing sexual harassment in the workplace focused on the realities of your work! nmcsap.coalitionmanager.org/eventmanager/t… #nmleg #nmpol

When sharing the stories of trafficking survivors, it’s essential to prioritize their dignity, safety, and healing. Together, we can create space for healing, justice, and hope. Let’s uplift survivors’ voices with respect and care. 🙌 #EndHumanTrafficking

New Both/And Prevention Podcast Ep out now! Our guest Dr. Julie Sweetland is a sociolinguist & senior advisor at the Frameworks Institute. She and Jess discuss how to better frame research to help advocates & policymakers drive societal change! Listen at podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/fra…

Lawmakers passed a bill to allow Turquoise Alerts in New Mexico. They are like Amber Alerts, but for when Native Americans go missing in our state. The only thing missing is the governor’s signature. kob.com/new-mexico/fou…

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