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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 to end vio
 lence against women in the United States and across Indigenous Nations.\n
 \nWe recognize Unci Tillie as a founding grandmother of our movement. She 
 gave hope and healing to generations of survivors\, advocates\, and Native
  Americans by her dedication to organizing the Violence Against Women Move
 ment. Unci Tillie inspired thousands from all walks of life\, from communi
 ty to national levels\, to end domestic violence and sexual violence. This
  webinar will highlight movement milestones to end domestic violence\, inc
 luding foundational legal reforms. Speakers will share Indigenous approach
 es to current organizing efforts to address systemic barriers to the safet
 y of Indigenous women\, specifically\, the process of healing and the esse
 ntial role of Indigenous relationships to the land\, family\, and lifeways
 . In celebrating the legacy of Unci Tillie\, we re-dedicate our commitment
  to ending domestic violence by recognizing the need for increasing Indige
 nous shelter options and grassroots advocacy to support survivors.\n\n\nTh
 is October 1\, as we launch Domestic Violence Awareness Month\, we are exc
 ited to celebrate Unci Tillie’s life's work to end domestic violence throu
 gh a Tillie Black Bear\, National Women Are Sacred Day.
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DESCRIPTION:This celebratory webinar is dedicated to Tillie Black Bear\, Wa
  Wokiye Win (Woman Who Helps Everyone)\, for her contributions to end viol
 ence against women in the United States and across Indigenous Nations.\n\n
 We recognize Unci Tillie as a founding grandmother of our movement. She ga
 ve hope and healing to generations of survivors\, advocates\, and Native A
 mericans by her dedication to organizing the Violence Against Women Moveme
 nt. Unci Tillie inspired thousands from all walks of life\, from community
  to national levels\, to end domestic violence and sexual violence. This w
 ebinar will highlight movement milestones to end domestic violence\, inclu
 ding foundational legal reforms. Speakers will share Indigenous approaches
  to current organizing efforts to address systemic barriers to the safety 
 of Indigenous women\, specifically\, the process of healing and the essent
 ial role of Indigenous relationships to the land\, family\, and lifeways. 
 In celebrating the legacy of Unci Tillie\, we re-dedicate our commitment t
 o ending domestic violence by recognizing the need for increasing Indigeno
 us shelter options and grassroots advocacy to support survivors.\n\n\nThis
  October 1\, as we launch Domestic Violence Awareness Month\, we are excit
 ed to celebrate Unci Tillie’s life's work to end domestic violence through
  a Tillie Black Bear\, National Women Are Sacred Day.
DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20211001T200000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20211001T213000
LOCATION:https://www.niwrc.org/events/tillie-black-bear-women-are-sacred-da
 y-webinar
SUMMARY:NIWRC: Tillie Black Bear Women Are Sacred Day Webinar
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