As we honor the fall equinox, we recognize this time of balance. At CSVANW, we continue to center the strength of Native women and families as we walk in balance and healing. We honor all who are reclaiming their cultural practices, languages, and healing during this transition.

Support CSVANW’s mission to end violence and uplift Native communities. Your donation fuels advocacy, healing, and strength-based solutions led by Cycle Breakers across the region. Together, we build safety and sovereignty. Donate: csvanw.org/donate-now/ #CSVANW #Give4CycleBreaking

Our strength runs deep through generations, stories, and every step that we take. Join us for the I Will Run for Them 5K, where survivors, families, relatives, and communities come together to honor our loved ones. LINK IN BIO

Your voice matters over here! Let’s gather, learn and lead together!✨ Register now!

We are excited to welcome Aubrey Cherino as our Administrative Office Assistant! Aubrey (Isleta, Acoma & Laguna Pueblo – Village of Paguate) is passionate about supporting Tribal communities, building awareness, and helping create violence-free spaces where we can thrive. #CycleBreakers

“We run because violence continues to impact our families at alarming rates. We run because healing requires space, intention, and community.” REGISTER NOW: www.raceentry.com/races/i-will... READ MORE: csvanw.org/blog/2025/08...

Together we heal, together we rise! Join CSVANW for the 10th Annual I Will Run For Them 5K!

Volunteer with CSVANW to uplift Tribal communities across NM. Support Native survivors and foster healing through culturally grounded care. Roles include event help, outreach, and research. Join the movement: csvanw.org/volunteer-interest-form #CommunityCare #CSVANW #CycleBreaker

CSVANW applauds NM’s launch of Universal Childcare—making it the first state to guarantee no-cost care for all families starting Nov 1, 2025. This bold step supports survivors, promotes healing, and helps families break cycles of poverty and reach economic security.

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

🪶Community Advocacy Meeting🪶 🗓️ September 16, 2025 | 10:30 AM - 12:00 PM | Virtual This month's focus: Mental Health in the Community. REGISTER: LINK IN BIO Together, we do more. #CycleBreaker #CommunityAdvocacy

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

This Suicide Prevention Month, we uplift Native voices, honor every survivor, and walk together toward a future rooted in culture and compassion. CSVANW stands with Native survivors, those who are reclaiming their power and choosing life every day.

During DVAM, our communities come together in movement and medicine... For nearly a decade, this run has created sacred space to honor survivors, remember loved ones, and uplift the cycle-breakers leading our communities toward healing. READ MORE: csvanw.org/blog/2025/08...

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

1/2 During Breast/Chestfeeding Awareness Month, CSVANW uplifts laws that protect Native families’ right to feed with dignity. These supports help reclaim traditional practices and honor Native caregivers. We continue to advocate for respectful, empowered spaces. #SacredFoodSacredNourishment

1/2 During Breast/Chestfeeding Awareness Month, CSVANW uplifts laws that protect Native families’ right to feed with dignity. These supports help reclaim traditional practices and honor Native caregivers. We continue to advocate for respectful, empowered spaces. #SacredFoodSacredNourishment

Registration is open for the 10th Annual I Will Run for Them 5K on Oct. 11, 2025 at Isleta Lakes. Honor survivors, cycle-breakers & loved ones. Early Bird starts Aug. 15. Use code RN4THM25 by Sept. 5 for a discount. Register: bit.ly/RunForThem25 #IWillRunForThem #CSVANW

Senators and Reps introduced the Healing Partnerships for Survivors Act to fund $30M for trauma-informed, culturally relevant services for survivors. It strengthens ties between sexual assault, behavioral health, and disability programs. Learn more: www.congress.gov/bill/119th-c...

1/2: This August, CSVANW honors National Breastfeeding & Chestfeeding Month by uplifting sacred bonds and advocating for safe, healing spaces where Native families thrive.

Registration is open for the 10th Annual I Will Run for Them 5K on Oct. 11, 2025 at Isleta Lakes. Honor survivors, cycle-breakers & loved ones lost. Early Bird runs Aug. 15–Sept. 5. Use code RN4THM25 for General discount. Register: www.raceentry.com/races/i-will...

Registration is open for the 10th Annual I Will Run for Them 5K on Oct. 11, 2025 at Isleta Lakes. Honor survivors, cycle-breakers & loved ones lost. Early Bird runs Aug. 15–Sept. 5. Use code RN4THM25 for General discount. Register: www.raceentry.com/races/i-will...

CSVANW honors the bravery and enduring strength of the Navajo Code Talkers. National Navajo Code Talkers Day is a time to recognize the extraordinary services of Diné relatives who used their sacred language during World War II

New era, same mission! The life of a Cycle Breaker

Today on International Youth Day, we honor Native youth, strong, brilliant, and bold. At CSVANW, we create safe, culture-rooted spaces where they lead change, break cycles, and build futures of healing and love. #YouthDay #CycleBreakers

Today, we honor San Lorenzo Feast Day, a time for Pueblo communities to gather in prayer, dance, and community. May this day bring renewal and connection to all Pueblo relatives. We honor the history, stand in the present, and walk together into a future grounded in compassion and community.

On this International Day of the World’s Indigenous Peoples, CSVANW honors the sacred leadership of Indigenous communities worldwide, especially here in New Mexico. Let’s honor Indigenous knowledge, celebrate Indigenous strength, and center traditional healing, today and every day. #CycleBreakers

Join CSVANW’s Breastfeeding & Chestfeeding Donation Drive! Aug 22, 2025 | 9AM–2PM We’re collecting essentials to support Indigenous families, because nourishing our little ones is an act of love, resistance, and tradition #SacredNourishment #BreastChestfeedingIsMedicine

CSVANW Voice At CSVANW, our staff uplift and support all parents and caregivers who are reclaiming traditions that nurture life, despite ongoing barriers and stigma. Together, we break cycles, restore traditions, and protect the sacred bond between parent and child.

“Instagram launched a slew of new features on Wednesday — and users say one of them is a win for stalkers. The new Instagram Map allows users to share their real-time location with followers.” Read more: nypost.com/2025/08/07/t...

CSVANW is happy to fundraise with NM United for Indigenous Peoples’ Night.✨ Come join CSVANW as we partner with NM United for Indigenous Peoples’ Night on August 30th, 2025, $5.00 of every ticket sold will be donated to CSVANW. Scan the QR code to purchase tickets! #CycleBreakers

AUGUST NEWSLETTER This August, CSVANW honors National Breastfeeding & Chestfeeding Month with the theme Sacred Nourishment, Sacred Food, uplifting the cultural, emotional, and spiritual bonds formed through feeding, rooted in love, healing, and ancestral care. READ MORE: conta.cc/4lXU20v

This August, we honor Trudy Chee (Diné) as our Advocate of the Month. A victim advocate for 23+ years, Trudy leads with heart and culture as Shelter Director for Northern TREE House. She uplifts survivors with compassion, safety, and strength. #CSVANW #CycleBreaker #AdvocateOfTheMonth

This August, we honor National Breastfeeding & Chestfeeding Month: Sacred Nourishment, Sacred Food. In Native communities, feeding is ancestral care and a sacred practice. We uplift Native parents and protect futures rooted in healing. #SacredNourishment #ProtectOurFuture

#HappyBirthday to our amazing Sex Trafficking Project Coordinator, Patrick Gallegos!🎊 Patrick brings immense joy, silliness, and positive energy to our space for our team over the past year.💜 We hope their day is full of the same light and care they bring to all of us every day!✨

"CSVANW held their 13th Annual Native Youth Summit (NYS) ... Throughout the event, the youth had the opportunity to connect with peers from different pueblos and tribal communities sharing experiences and building a network of support and new friendships." READ MORE: csvanw.org/blog/2025/07...

Tech-facilitated abuse worsens the crisis of MMIWR. As tech is used to stalk, control, and silence, we call on advocates, policymakers, and tech companies to work with Native-led movements for safety and justice. #SafeTechSafeFutures #CycleBreakers

CSVANW Voice CSVANW honors the strength and sovereignty of Native youth. The Southwest Butterflies Retreat (SWBR) is a two-day event uplifting LGBTQ2S+ youth through workshops on domestic violence, sexual assault, policy advocacy, & healing-centered connection. READ: csvanw.org/blog/2025/07...

To our Native relatives who take on the sacred role of parenting, whether as birth parents, guardians, aunties, uncles, grandparents, or chosen family, your care and commitment do more than raise children. We see you. We honor you. #HealthyFamiliesHealthyCommunities

We are ✨4 DAYS✨ away from gathering, and space is available for you! ✨ Workshops, conversations & shared meals 🍽️ Breakfast + lunch provided both days Register today: LINK IN BIO

Join us in wishing CSVANW Operations & Finance Manager, Orlinda Abeyta! 🎊 On behalf of the CSVANW team, thank you for your commitment to our values, your attention to detail, and your heart for community. We wish you a birthday filled with joy, and well-deserved peace.🎂✨

Today we remind relatives to reconnect with relatives and uplift one another through traditional medicines, healing practices, and shared stories. At CSVANW, we believe that caring for ourselves honors our ancestors, and protects future generations. #TogetherWeDoMore #CycleBreakers

AI is evolving, and so are the harms. From deepfakes to tracking, AI-compromised media puts our communities at risk. CSVANW + UC Berkeley created a guide to help you stay safe. Learn more: www.csvanw.org/newsroom/csvanw-publications/ #SafeTechSafeFutures #TechSafety

Your gift powers CSVANW’s mission to end violence against Native women, children, and families. Join thousands of Cycle Breakers building safer communities. Donate today and receive a free digital gift: csvanw.org/donate-now/ #CSVANW #Give4CycleBreaking

At CSVANW, we believe Native youth deserve to feel safe, online and offline. This July, our Safe Tech, Safe Futures campaign shares tools and teachings to help youth and their supporters navigate tech with care and confidence. READ MORE: ow.ly/FFSL50Wse16 DigitalSafety #SafeTechSafeFuture

Grounded in Education, Safe Tech, Safe Futures raises awareness about how tech is misused to harm our relatives, and how we can reclaim it for healing and safety. Reflect with us and share your voice: lp.constantcontactpages.com/sv/G63etV5/S... SafeTechSafeFutures #CycleBreakers

Join us in wishing CSVANW Policy & Communications Coordinator, Ryder Jiron (Pueblo of Isleta), a happy birthday! CSVANW sends Ryder many wishes to success and achievements as he continues to contribute his viewpoints to safer future for Native communities in New Mexico! #CycleBreaker

Today, on World Emoji Day, we celebrate the power of emotional expression through technology that enables us to connect, communicate, and advocate. We use emojis to show: 🪶 pride in our culture 🕊️ Hope for healing 🤝 Commitment to community #WorldEmojiDay #CycleBreakers

What does digital consent mean to you? How can we practice it in texts, social media, or location sharing? #DigitalConsent #SafeTechSafeFutures