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X-WR-CALDESC:VAWA 2005 requires the DOJ\, HHS\, and DOI to engage in formal
  consultation with Indian tribes on an annual basis to address concerns th
 at impact the safety of Indian women at the broadest level. Participation 
 in this nation-to-nation consultation is critically important for tribal l
 eaders to dialogue with government officials about solutions and strategie
 s to address issues related to violence against Native women. We hope that
  you will join our webinar to review outstanding or emerging issues to add
 ress the most serious roadblocks to the safety of Native women and how you
  can voice your concerns and provide recommendations to increase accountab
 ility and enhance the safety for Native women.\n\nTribal Title\, Section 9
 03 Tribal Consultation Mandate\n\nThe Tribal Consultation Mandate is found
  in Title IX. Safety for Indian Women §903. It specifically directs the At
 torney General\, Secretary of HHS and Secretary of Interior to conduct an 
 annual consultation with Indian tribal governments concerning the federal 
 administration of tribal funds and programs established under the Violence
  Against Women Act. During such consultations\, DOJ\, HHS\, and DOI are re
 quired to solicit recommendations from Indian tribes concerning three spec
 ific areas:\n\nAdministering tribal funds and programs\;\nEnhancing the sa
 fety of Indian women from domestic violence\, dating violence\, sexual ass
 ault\, and stalking\;\nStrengthening the federal response to such violent 
 crimes.\nSpeakers: Juana Majel Dixon\, NCAI Violence Against Women Task Fo
 rce\, Co-Chair\; Shannon Holsey (invited)\, NCAI Violence Against Women Ta
 sk Force\, Co-Chair\; Kelbie Kennedy (invited)\, Policy Counsel\, NCAI\; D
 ebra O’Gara\, Policy Specialist\, AKNWRC\; and Elizabeth Carr\, Senior Nat
 ive Affairs Advisor\, NIWRC
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DESCRIPTION:VAWA 2005 requires the DOJ\, HHS\, and DOI to engage in formal 
 consultation with Indian tribes on an annual basis to address concerns tha
 t impact the safety of Indian women at the broadest level. Participation i
 n this nation-to-nation consultation is critically important for tribal le
 aders to dialogue with government officials about solutions and strategies
  to address issues related to violence against Native women. We hope that 
 you will join our webinar to review outstanding or emerging issues to addr
 ess the most serious roadblocks to the safety of Native women and how you 
 can voice your concerns and provide recommendations to increase accountabi
 lity and enhance the safety for Native women.\n\nTribal Title\, Section 90
 3 Tribal Consultation Mandate\n\nThe Tribal Consultation Mandate is found 
 in Title IX. Safety for Indian Women §903. It specifically directs the Att
 orney General\, Secretary of HHS and Secretary of Interior to conduct an a
 nnual consultation with Indian tribal governments concerning the federal a
 dministration of tribal funds and programs established under the Violence 
 Against Women Act. During such consultations\, DOJ\, HHS\, and DOI are req
 uired to solicit recommendations from Indian tribes concerning three speci
 fic areas:\n\nAdministering tribal funds and programs\;\nEnhancing the saf
 ety of Indian women from domestic violence\, dating violence\, sexual assa
 ult\, and stalking\;\nStrengthening the federal response to such violent c
 rimes.\nSpeakers: Juana Majel Dixon\, NCAI Violence Against Women Task For
 ce\, Co-Chair\; Shannon Holsey (invited)\, NCAI Violence Against Women Tas
 k Force\, Co-Chair\; Kelbie Kennedy (invited)\, Policy Counsel\, NCAI\; De
 bra O’Gara\, Policy Specialist\, AKNWRC\; and Elizabeth Carr\, Senior Nati
 ve Affairs Advisor\, NIWRC
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SUMMARY:NIWRC: Tribal Consultation on Violence Against Indian Women (VAWA 2
 013\, Section 903)
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