The Tribal Law and Policy Institute, in conjunction with the National Center for Victims of Crime (NCVC) and the Office for Victims of Crime (OVC), is working on a Tribal Resource Mapping Project for American Indian and Alaska Native (AI/AN) victims/survivors of crime.

Your Expertise: We are seeking participation from urban Indian individuals that have experience in the following categories of organizations—either as professional staff or clients.

• Homeless Services
• Native Youth Services
• Two-Spirit Programs or Services
• Native Education Programs
• Native Health Services
• Victim Advocates Groups or Services
• Native Men’s Groups or Programs
• Native Women’s Group or Programs
• Native Foster Services or Programs
• Urban-Indian Programs or Services

Our Goal
To create a web-based resource mapping tool that:

• Links AI/AN victims/survivors of crime and abuse to tribal victim services anywhere in the country
• Helps identify gaps in the network of existing services

To RSVP or request more information please contact: FocusGroups@tlpi.org

For more project information visit: www.VictimsofCrime.org/Tribal_ResourceMapping

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