Violence against Native women, families, and communities is widespread — and significantly undercounted, because many incidents are never reported. The contributing factors are structural: colonization, racism, discrimination, complex jurisdictional systems, and historical and generational trauma. Harm can happen on reservations, in urban Native communities, or in Native and non-Native settings, and its effects ripple outward across family and community networks. Just as impo

By Raquel DeHerrera Native students play a crucial role in actively combating sexual assault on Tribal Colleges and Universities. By...