Spring Equinox is here! 🌸
This is the season of nurturing ourselves, our animals, crops, and communities. As we continue this year grounded in culture and tradition, CSVANW looks ahead to bring restoration, clarity, and continued commitment to healing with communities in New Mexico.#TogetherWeDoMore

Honoring Indigenous Mother Languages' strength. CSVANW stands with Tribal communities, elders, youth, and leaders. #CycleBreakers #TogetherWeDoMore

CSVANW stands with Native communities to affirm that social justice uplifts Native voices and the right of relatives to be safe, heard, and valued. We recognize the safety of Native women as a fundamental human right and remain committed to communities living free from violence. #TogetherWeDoMore

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

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

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

📣 Call for Proposals 📣
We invite presenters to join us for the 2026 Breaking Cycles of Violence Conference, a gathering dedicated to strengthening community responses to violence & promoting healing across Tribal Nations.

🗓️Application Deadline: February 13, 2026
#CycleBreakers #TogetherWeDoMore

On National Reading Day, we honor the power of stories. We’re sharing a list of books that uplift the voices of survivors and healing journeys. Reading can be a powerful pathway to understanding, reflection, and hope. #TogetherWeDoMore #CycleBreakers

On #InternationHumanSolidarityDay, CSVANW honors the strength of relatives who raise their voices for survivors of violence. It is an essential reminder that communities thrive when relatives are heard, children feel safe, and families protect survivors. #TogetherWeDoMore #CycleBreakers

The CSVANW Training & Education is grateful for the experience and is looking forward to new opportunities for more relatives to join us in 2026! #RadicalReflecting #RejoicingRecentering #TogetherWeDoMore

✨Thank you to the artists, individuals, and sponsors✨

Thank you for standing with us and helping fuel a future where Native women, children, and families can thrive. #30YearsCycleBreaking #TogetherWeDoMore

Happy Turkey Day! CSVANW honors this time’s significance for Native communities. As we gather to heal and strengthen connections, we remain committed to community safety and supporting survivors. CSVANW is out this week and returns Dec 1. #TogetherWeDoMore #CycleBreakers

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Today, on International Day for the Elimination of Violence Against Women, CSVANW stands with survivors, advocates, and families in a call to end all forms of violence against women and girls.

#TogetherWeDoMore #CycleBreakers #NoExcuse

🪶Attention all Native Men & Boys🪶

CSVANW will host a healthy masculinities workshop focusing on traditional teachings, storytelling, and conversations with Native leaders and educators.

Register Today: LINK IN BIO
#TogetherWeDoMore #HealthyFamiliesHealthyCommunities

🚨URGENT MESSAGE🚨

We have made the difficult decision to postpone our Healthy Masculinities Workshop on 11/19/2025.

We want to make sure we can offer the best experience possible, and a date change will help us do just that. We encourage to stay tuned for the new date. #TogetherWeDoMore

CSVANW is excited to invite you to our SACRED SEEDS: Reproductive Justice Healing Circle, where we dive into deep conversations around reproductive health.

Join us at the Indian Pueblo Culture Center in ABQ, NM, on November 13, 2025, from 9AM-3PM!

REGISTER NOW: LINK IN BIO.
#TogetherWeDoMore

🌻Calling all advocates🌻

CSVANW invites you to come together and uplift the experiences of Native women and girls around their reproductive health and healing.

🗓️ November 13, 2025
📍Virtual
🕛10:30AM-12PM

Register now: LINK IN BIO
#TogetherWeDoMore #CycleBreakers

Tomorrow is Election Day (Nov 4)! Your voice matters, make a plan to vote. Visit NMVote.org to check your polling place, view your ballot & explore safety tips for survivors: nnedv.org/latest_updat...

#NativeVotes #CycleBreakers #TogetherWeDoMore #YourVoiceYourVote

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CSVANW’s Policy & Advocacy team have been working alongside advocates, survivors, and Tribal leaders to uplift protection and safety to Native communities 🪶
#TogetherWeDoMore

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Swipe through to learn to of the updates that were gathered and learned how these can be an impact to your relatives and communities.🪶
#TogetherWeDoMore

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If you’re a survivor in New Mexico, here are the session highlights from 2025 you should know. CSVANW’s Policy & Advocacy team have been working alongside advocates, survivors, and Tribal leaders to uplift protection and safety to Native Communities.
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#TogetherWeDoMore

CSVANW uplifts the Laguna Pueblo community in Paraje Village and all Native relatives who plan to visit on this blessed feast day!

May this feast day bring healing and hope to all relatives. #TogetherWeDoMore

And that’s a wrap to our 10th Annual I Will Run For Them 5K!🏃🏽‍♀️

CSVANW witnessed an incredible amount of strength, and we thank you for showing up and dedicating your miles to honor survivors and relatives impacted by domestic violence!

#IWillRunForThem5K #TogetherWeDoMore

October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month💜

At CSVANW, we know that domestic violence is not the way of life that we want to continue.

This month, join us in raising awareness rooted in safety and tradition.
#DVAM #CycleBreakers #togetherWeDoMore

CSVANW is honored to welcome three remarkable leaders to our Board of Directors: Shernan Velarde, Ashley Sarracino, and Trudy Tsosie! We are excited for the vision and knowledge they bring to the table, and we look forward to the impact we will make together! #TogetherWeDoMore

CSVANW extends our warmest greetings and blessings to the Village of Paguate, Laguna Pueblo, as relatives gather to celebrate the St. Elizabeth Feast Day!

May this feast day bring healing and unity to all who walk in the footsteps of your ancestors. #TogetherWeDoMore

On this #WorldSuicidePreventionDay, CSVANW reflects on the importance of speaking our traditional languages, which can be a powerful part of the healing process. Positive messages shared in our languages remind us of who we are, where we come from, and that we are not alone.
#TogetherWeDoMore

Affirmations are not just words, they are acts of healing and recalamation. For survivors, speaking truth is an act of courage.

This Tuesday, Let’s speak life into ourselves. We deserve to be heard and we deserve to be healed. #TogetherWeDoMore

When we believe survivors, we plant seeds of healing and justice. Believing survivors breaks the silence, disrupts harm and helps end cycles of violence in our communities. Together, we create safer futures rooted in care and truth.

#BelieveSurvivors #TogetherWeDoMore

On National Power Rangers Day, CSVANW honored courage, teamwork, and justice. We uplift Native youth as leaders, protectors, and changemakers. Whether in regalia or superhero gear, they carry generations of power and the vision of a future free from violence. #CycleBreakers #TogetherWeDoMore