Intersectionality

Intersectionality allows us to see how gender-based violence is connected to race, class, sexual orientation, and other identities. This approach enables us to address issues ranging from policy changes to accountability and healing.

Gender-based Violence

“To The Indigenous Woman” Poem: A Call to End Sexual Violence

Gender-based Violence

#MMIWG2S–Missing and Murdered Indigenous Womxn, Girls, and Two Spirit

Gender-based Violence

Climate Change and Violence against Women and Girls

Gender-based Violence

Climate Change Exacerbates Violence against Women and Girls

Gender-based Violence

Culture and Gender Based Violence

Gender-based Violence

Ending Violence Against Indigenous Women

Gender-based Violence

Intersex Fact Sheet

Gender-based Violence

Podcast on Violence Against Indigenous Women and Other Topics

Gender-based Violence

Racism, IPV, and Improving Health Outcomes for Black Birthing People Plenary

Gender-based Violence

Sexual and Domestic Violence in the Black Community

Gender-based Violence

Stop Rationalizing Gender-Based Violence

Gender-based Violence

The Importance of Language Justice in Sexual and Domestic Violence Services

Gender-based Violence

Voices Unheard: A Short Film on What Happens When A Native Woman Goes Missing

Gender-based Violence

Writer and Performer Alok on Gender and Violence