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Indian Law Resource Center receives grant from the Wildhorse Foundation for Safe Women, Strong Nations

***FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE*** Indian Law Resource Center receives grant from the Wildhorse Foundation for Safe Women, Strong Nations October 3, 2025 Helena, Montana – The Indian Law Resource Center strives to end violence against Native women and children through the Safe Women, Strong Nations project with the help of an $8,000 grant from the Wildhorse Foundation. In Indian country and Alaska Native villages, a reported four in five American Indian and Alaska Native women face violence, with roughly half experiencing sexual violence. Alaska Native women suffer sexual assault and domestic
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Law was meant to let American Indians prosecute violence; is it working?
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International Experts Say Ending Violence Against Indigenous Women is Critical Step Towards Empowerment
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Informal Consultations on Indigenous Participation at the UN - February 28, 2017
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UN Commission on the Status of Women 61st Session
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Strategies for implementing the new American Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples
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Informal Consultations on Indigenous Participation at the UN - January 31, 2017
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Congressional Resolution Aimed at Creating Awareness on Missing and Murdered American Indian and Alaska Native Women
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Congressional Briefing on Missing and Murdered American Indian and Alaska Native Women
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Informal Consultations on Indigenous Participation at the UN - December 15, 2016
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Informal Consultations on Indigenous Participation at the UN - December 15, 2016
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Informal Consultations on Indigenous Participation at the UN - December 14, 2016

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