TRIBAL TA PROVIDERS 

Envisions our Tribal women, communities and families free from violence, healing the trauma and utilizing the wisdom of our ancestors to create effective community/Tribal responses to domestic violence, dating violence, stalking, trafficking, sexual assault, and related injustices.

Promotes and sustains a collective movement to end violence and oppression through social change. To be a collective voice for victims and survivors and to support those agencies and communities working to prevent and eliminate domestic and sexual violence.

The ATCEV works to advance tribal sovereignty and safety of AI/AN women by providing support to tribal coalitions and tribal communities in their efforts to address equal justice for survivors of violence.

BWJP is the national resource center on civil and criminal justice responses to intimate partner violence (IPV).

DASH provides access to a continuum of safe housing options to ensure that no survivor has to become homeless as a result of abuse. They are the largest provider of safe housing for survivors of domestic and sexual violence in D.C.

Indigenous Sexual Assault & Abuse Clearinghouse (ISAAC) aims to supplement the work of the NICCSA project by providing training and technical assistance to healthcare providers, victim advocates and other community respondents servicing American Indian and Alaska Native people. Training and technical assistance will focus on the creation and sustainability of SANE programs, Sexual Assault Response Teams (SARTs), and the medical forensic exam.

MIWSAC uses culturally based training, technical assistance, strategies, resources, tools, and a wide range of events and activities to engage and support survivors of sexual violence, advocates, service providers, community, and allies that are working to end sexual violence and sex trafficking across Minnesota’s 11 federally recognized Tribal Nations, urban Native bases, and Tribal communities across the country.

NCAI provides training and technical assistance to tribes interested in implementing jurisdiction over non-Indians pursuant to VAWA 2013.

NAAV provides training and technical assistance to Tribal Governments and Tribal Jurisdiction Program grantees on data collection, analysis, and the use of data to develop projects, specifically focusing on increasing the ability of tribes to understand the scope and impact of sexual assault, domestic violence, dating violence, stalking, and sex trafficking resources for their community and improving the tribes' ability to respond effectively.

Red Wind Consulting’s vision is to strengthen Tribal programs and Native organizations' ability
to develop and enhance local responses to domestic violence, sexual assault, stalking and sex trafficking through training and tribal technical assistance.

The SWCLAP will work together with the International Association of Forensic Nurse Examiners to establish a national clearinghouse on the sexual assault of American Indian and Alaska Native women, including creating an online repository of information and resources, establishing a national toll-free hotline, and providing on-site training and technical assistance to tribal governments on the implementation of the Office on Violence Against Women's National Indian Country Sexual Assault Protocol and its SAFESTAR sexual assault response protocol.

The Tribal Law and Policy Institute (TLPI) provides training and technical assistance to enhance the capacity of tribal communities to establish dedicated tribal domestic dockets or courts. Our goals are:-To provide training/technical assistance and resources to assist the development of tribal domestic violence courts or dockets;-To create a resource guide for tribes interested in developing a domestic violence court or docket; and-To hold webinars and develop resources that will promote the implementation of tribal domestic violence courts or dockets.