National Indigenous Women's Resource Center, Inc.

The National Indigenous Women's Resource Center, Inc. (NIWRC), based in Lame Deer, MT, is a Native-led nonprofit organization providing comprehensive national leadership in ending violence against Native women and children. NIWRC delivers specialized technical assistance, training programs, and policy development services designed to strengthen Tribal sovereignty and enhance community responses to gender-based violence. The organization offers culturally grounded resources and expertise across multiple critical areas, including domestic violence prevention, sexual violence response, Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls (MMIWG) advocacy, stalking intervention, and human trafficking support. With decades of combined expertise, the NIWRC team brings extensive experience in building grassroots movements that empower Tribal Nations to develop robust responses to violence. The organization's staff and board consist of Native women from throughout the United States who are deeply committed to increasing safety for Native women and their families. NIWRC provides consultation support, webinars, trainings, and resource development to Tribal Nations, grassroots advocates, and community programs working to address violence in Indian Country. Through policy development and advocacy initiatives, the center works to strengthen the legal authority and resources available to Tribal Nations in protecting their citizens. Whether serving as a technical assistance partner, training provider, or policy advisor, NIWRC remains dedicated to supporting culturally grounded, community-driven solutions that center the voices and leadership of survivors and grassroots advocates throughout tribal communities.