CSVANW

Our Story

The Coalition to Stop Violence Against Native Women (CSVANW) was founded in 1996 by three visionary Native women: Peggy Bird, Darlene Correa, and Genne James. This organization was established to empower Native advocates addressing domestic violence, sexual assault, dating violence, stalking, and sex trafficking within New Mexico’s tribal communities.

Impact

Over two decades later, CSVANW remains a vital resource, fostering collaborations with tribal leadership to enhance legislation and policies that protect Native women and children. The organization is celebrated for its innovative strategies in combating violence.

Why Donate?

Your contributions are crucial for the sustainability of CSVANW's mission. Donations support ongoing efforts to eliminate violence against Native women and children, driving social change in communities.

Get Involved

Join the fight against violence. Donate cryptocurrency or cash today to empower Native women and children and help create a safer future for all.