May 23, 2012
In For Native American Women, Scourge of Rape, Rare Justice, an article published in the New York Times today, Timothy Williams explores the need for necessary provisions in the Violence Against Women Act to protect Native American women who are victims of sexual and domestic violence. Williams writes: But according a survey by the Alaska Federation of
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May 17, 2012
CALCASA has been following the Violence Against Women Act, both the Senate version and the House version. The Senate version passed April 26. This version included provisions for immigrant, LGBTQ, and tribal communities, advancing the work that we as advocates do to protect survivors of intimate partner and domestic violence. The House version of VAWA,
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