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X-WR-CALDESC:In recognition of Sexual Assault Awareness Month\, NIWRC will 
 highlight the work of the Ogitchidakwe Council in St. Paul MN in creating 
 a Circle of Safety for victim/survivors of rape and sexual violence. Altho
 ugh there has been a huge public outcry and federal policy reform in respo
 nse to the high rates of rape and sexual violence against Indigenous women
 \, far too many victim/survivors are still not believed and perpetrators a
 re not being held accountable. This webinar focuses on the work of a group
  of Indigenous elders\, in one community\, that created a safe place to ta
 lk about sexual violence while continuously providing community awareness\
 , education and prevention activities and offering traditional healing and
  cultural sharing opportunities. Engaging the entire community is central 
 to their work in addressing sexual violence. Please join the founders and 
 organizers of the Ogitchidakwe Council on this important webinar to see wh
 at one community is doing and what your community can do to end the rape a
 nd sexual violence of our relatives.
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DESCRIPTION:In recognition of Sexual Assault Awareness Month\, NIWRC will h
 ighlight the work of the Ogitchidakwe Council in St. Paul MN in creating a
  Circle of Safety for victim/survivors of rape and sexual violence. Althou
 gh there has been a huge public outcry and federal policy reform in respon
 se to the high rates of rape and sexual violence against Indigenous women\
 , far too many victim/survivors are still not believed and perpetrators ar
 e not being held accountable. This webinar focuses on the work of a group 
 of Indigenous elders\, in one community\, that created a safe place to tal
 k about sexual violence while continuously providing community awareness\,
  education and prevention activities and offering traditional healing and 
 cultural sharing opportunities. Engaging the entire community is central t
 o their work in addressing sexual violence. Please join the founders and o
 rganizers of the Ogitchidakwe Council on this important webinar to see wha
 t one community is doing and what your community can do to end the rape an
 d sexual violence of our relatives.
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SUMMARY:National Indigenous Women's Resource Center: Creating a Circle of S
 afety
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