Coalition to Stop Violence Against Native Women

Not all 🚩 red flags are obvious online. Password demands, constant checking, and threats aren’t love. This #TDVAM, we’re helping Native youth spot digital red flags, protect boundaries, and build healthier relationships. #TDVAM2026 #DigitalSafety

Legislative Update: SB 41 passed Senate, removing criminal limits on some sex crimes, empowering survivors. Next: House review. #NMLegislature #ProtectOurRelatives #NativeAdvocacy #CommunityAdvocacy

Tomorrow is the last day to submit a proposal! Be sure to send one in when you can!

Healthy love includes consent, respect, and care - values we must model and protect for Native youth. #EmpoweringNativeYouth

Teen Dating Violence Awareness Month 2026 Support Teen Dating Violence Awareness Month by donating to prevent teen dating violence and promote healthy relationships.

February is #TDVAM2026. Native teens face disproportionate rates of dating & sexual violence. Our theme, Empowering Native Youth to Build a Healthier Future, centers prevention, culture & youth leadership.

Donate & invest in Native youth: https://givebutter.com/TDVAM26

#TDVAM2026 #TDVAM

Rooted in culture, guided by community. Our 2025 Annual Report reflects a year of resilience, growth, and collective impact. We invite you to explore the work you helped make possible and where we’re headed next. Read our report: https://ow.ly/4o6h50YcAfl

Healthy love isn’t controlled, it’s respect, trust, safety, and care. This #TDVAM, CSVANW centers Native youth and uplifts their power to define healthy relationships, set boundaries, and build a healthier future. Love should help you grow.

If being iconic means standing up for our relatives, then yes... We are just that!

We're bringing Bad Bunny vibes with purpose:
💜 Uplifting survivors
💜 Strengthening Communities
💜 Choosing love every time
#TogetherWeDoMore #CycleBreakers #HealthyFamiliesHealthyCommunities

Today, the CSVANW team is wearing orange for #WearOrangeDay. During Teen Dating Violence Awareness Month, our staff stands in solidarity with Native youth and survivors, raising awareness about dating violence and uplifting healthy, respectful relationships.

#TDVAM26 #RealLoveRespects

Orange represents truth, resilience, and the work of keeping our communities safe. During Teen Dating Violence Awareness Month, we wear orange to uplift healthy, respectful relationships among youth and honor Native children, families, and boarding school survivors. #TDVAM #EveryChildMatters

This #BlackHistoryMonth, CSVANW honors our Afro-Indigenous relatives, uplifting their histories, resilience, and leadership. Visibility matters for safety and belonging. Being a good relative means confronting anti-Blackness and practicing solidarity every day. #TogetherWeDoMore #CycleBreakers

Community care starts here! Register today!

Healthy relationships aren’t awkward to talk about, they’re essential. Having open conversations helps Native youth build confidence, boundaries, and safety. #TDVAM2026

Digital harms like cyberbullying and online manipulation put Native teens at greater risk of coercion and harm. Awareness saves lives.

Native youth deserve relationships rooted in respect, safety, and dignity - online and offline. #HealthyNativeLove

TDVAM is a moment to center Native teens and confront the disproportionate violence impacting our young relatives. #ProtectNativeYouth

We invite you to our February Community Advocacy Meeting, where we gather with Tribal Advocates and partners to stay connected and informed.

🗓️February 17, 2026
⏰10:30AM - 12PM
💻 Virtual
👉Register and join us: https://csvanw.coalitionmanager.org/eventmanager/trainingevent/details/118

TDVAM is everyone’s responsibility. Parents, caregivers, coaches, and educators: you help Native youth learn love, respect, and boundaries. Model healthy relationships and create safe spaces. Let’s protect and empower youth. #TDVAM2026 #EmpoweringNativeYouth

This #BlackHistoryMonth marks 100 years of honoring Black History. We uplift Afro-Indigenous relatives and the shared histories of Black & Native communities. Naming truth and resilience strengthens our collective healing and a commitment to breaking cycles for a safer future. #TogetherWeDoMore

Mark your calendar, relatives🗓️

✨CSVANW's Quarterly Membership Meeting will be happening February 24, 2026 | 9 AM - 12 PM | Location: CSVANW Office or virtual ✨

LEARN MORE & REGISTER TODAY: https://csvanw.coalitionmanager.org/eventmanager/trainingevent/seriesdetails/24

This Teen Dating Violence Awareness Month, wear orange to show solidarity and raise awareness about dating violence. Get your orange ready and stand for healthy, respectful relationships. #TDVAM26 #RealLoveRespects

Bill eliminating statute of limitations on sex crimes moves through Roundhouse NEW MEXICO (KRQE) – A bill that would eliminate the statute of limitations on certain sex crimes, including those against children, is moving forward in the Roundhouse. On Sunday, the Senate Health…

“Fear, shame, threats, lack of safety, and distrust of systems all contribute to the delayed reporting current statute of limitations fails,....”

https://www.krqe.com/news/politics-government/legislature/bill-eliminating-statute-of-limitations-on-sex-crimes-moves-through-roundhouse/

Empowering Native youth for a healthier future. This #TDVAM, CSVANW centers Native teens’ voices, creativity, and resilience uplifting leaders and protecting our relatives through youth empowerment and community collaboration. #TDVAM2026

February is Teen Dating Violence Awareness Month a time to uplift Native youth and strengthen healthy, respectful relationships. #TDVAM2026

It’s #BlackHistoryMonth! We celebrate the achievements of Black Americans & their significant role in shaping U.S. history. As Indigenous Women, we rise up & stand in solidarity in the fight for justice, equality & protecting Black lives. We must continue in this ongoing fight for our relatives.

February is Teen Dating Violence Awareness Month! CSVANW uplifts Native youth, promotes healthy relationships, and centers their voices. Join us to support, empower, and protect our next generation. #TDVAM2026 #ProtectNativeYouth #HealthyNativeLove #EmpoweringNativeYouth

As National Human Trafficking Prevention Month closes, we reaffirm our commitment to Reclaiming Safety Together, uplifting survivors, strengthening community-rooted prevention, and honoring our partners. Healing is prevention. Safety is collective. Together, we protect our relatives. #EndTrafficking

As we walk alongside survivors, we continue to commit to creating spaces where stories are heard, boundaries are respected, and honor their journeys.
#EndTrafficking  #ProtectOurRelatives  #ReclaimingSafetyTogether #HealingIsPrevention 

In recognition of National Human Trafficking Prevention Month, CSVANW uplifts Truckers Against Trafficking, a nonprofit equipping truckers and transportation workers to recognize and respond to trafficking every day. #EndTrafficking #ProtectOurRelatives #ReclaimingSafetyTogether

This heartbreaking loss calls us to strengthen prevention, accountability, and culturally grounded systems of care that protect Native Children. We remain committed to advocacy, healing, and collective action so that every Native child is safe, valued, and surrounded by community care. #MMIWR