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X-WR-CALDESC:This celebratory webinar is dedicated to Tillie Black Bear\, W
 a Wokiye Win (Woman Who Helps Everyone)\, for her contributions as a found
 ing grandmother\, Unci\, of the movement to end violence against women in 
 the United States and across Tribal Nations. Unci Tillie gave hope and hea
 ling to generations of survivors\, advocates\, and Native Americans by her
  dedication to organizing the Violence Against Women Movement. Unci Tillie
  organized at the Tribal\, state\, and national levels to change laws and 
 policies at the root of these injustices and disparities. She inspired tho
 usands from all walks of life to end domestic violence and sexual violence
 .\n\nThis webinar will highlight movement milestones to end domestic viole
 nce\, including foundational legal reforms. Speakers will share how Tribal
  grassroots advocacy has increased survivors’ safety by strengthening Trib
 al sovereignty and how Indigenous teachings are the root of solutions to e
 nding violence against Native women. In celebrating the legacy of Tillie B
 lack Bear\, we re-dedicate our commitment to ending domestic violence by r
 ecognizing the need for continued progress in increasing Tribal shelter op
 tions and grassroots advocacy to support domestic violence survivors.\n\nW
 e are honored to hear from Tillie Black Bear’s family and voices in the mo
 vement\, including Tillie’s grandson\, Taylor Brushbreaker\, who will shar
 e the importance of treating women as sacred. As we launch Domestic Violen
 ce Awareness Month this October\, join us on October 1st in celebrating Ti
 llie Black Bear’s legacy with a national day to honor her life’s work to e
 nd domestic violence.\n\nFacilitated by Rose M. “Lashawaat” Quilt\, J.D. D
 irector of Policy and Research\, NIWRC\n\nPresenters: Cherrah Giles\, Conn
 ie Black Bear-Brushbreaker\, Taylor Brushbreaker\, Rose Quilt\, Carmen O’L
 eary\, and Leanne Guy.
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DESCRIPTION:This celebratory webinar is dedicated to Tillie Black Bear\, Wa
  Wokiye Win (Woman Who Helps Everyone)\, for her contributions as a foundi
 ng grandmother\, Unci\, of the movement to end violence against women in t
 he United States and across Tribal Nations. Unci Tillie gave hope and heal
 ing to generations of survivors\, advocates\, and Native Americans by her 
 dedication to organizing the Violence Against Women Movement. Unci Tillie 
 organized at the Tribal\, state\, and national levels to change laws and p
 olicies at the root of these injustices and disparities. She inspired thou
 sands from all walks of life to end domestic violence and sexual violence.
 \n\nThis webinar will highlight movement milestones to end domestic violen
 ce\, including foundational legal reforms. Speakers will share how Tribal 
 grassroots advocacy has increased survivors’ safety by strengthening Triba
 l sovereignty and how Indigenous teachings are the root of solutions to en
 ding violence against Native women. In celebrating the legacy of Tillie Bl
 ack Bear\, we re-dedicate our commitment to ending domestic violence by re
 cognizing the need for continued progress in increasing Tribal shelter opt
 ions and grassroots advocacy to support domestic violence survivors.\n\nWe
  are honored to hear from Tillie Black Bear’s family and voices in the mov
 ement\, including Tillie’s grandson\, Taylor Brushbreaker\, who will share
  the importance of treating women as sacred. As we launch Domestic Violenc
 e Awareness Month this October\, join us on October 1st in celebrating Til
 lie Black Bear’s legacy with a national day to honor her life’s work to en
 d domestic violence.\n\nFacilitated by Rose M. “Lashawaat” Quilt\, J.D. Di
 rector of Policy and Research\, NIWRC\n\nPresenters: Cherrah Giles\, Conni
 e Black Bear-Brushbreaker\, Taylor Brushbreaker\, Rose Quilt\, Carmen O’Le
 ary\, and Leanne Guy.
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SUMMARY:NIWRC: Tillie Black Bear ‘Women Are Sacred’ Day: WoLakota—Honoring\
 , Respecting\, and Being a Good Relative
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