Mission Statement
Mission Statement
Eliminating Violence Against Native Women and Promoting the Well-Being of Native Families and Communities
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Calendar by Kieran O'Shea
American Indian/Alaska Native women are sovereign
All Native Women have inherent rights to:
- Choose her unique path in Life without fear of reprisal.
- Attain self-governance in order to make her decisions without others’ approval or agreement.
- Secure resources she need including housing, food, clothes, transportation and other necessities.
- Find her voice, in order to speak freely for herself in her own way, to define her own reality, experiences, and self – identity.
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