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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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Voisine et al. v. United States – Federal Firearm Ban Applies in All Tribal, Federal, or State Domestic Violence Convictions
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Senate Holds Hearing on the First Year of Implementation of the Justice for Victims of Trafficking Act of 2015
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U.S. Supreme Court Decision on Dollar General Case Affirms Tribal Jurisdiction and Access to Justice for Native Women and Children
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United States v. Bryant –Tribal Court Convictions Upheld as Basis for Federal Prosecutions of Repeat Domestic Assault Offenders

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