Federal grant · project grant (b)
Rawi Tribal Men and Boys Rpe Grant - We Are a Tribal Sexual Assault Coalition. Rape Prevention Education for Men and Boys in Native American Communities Is a Comprehensive Initiative Aimed at Addressing the Critical Issue of Sexual Violence Within Native American Communities. Recognizing the Disproportionate Rates of Sexual Assault Experienced by Indigenous Women and Girls, This Project Focuses on Prevention Education Targeted Specifically at Men and Boys. by Engaging Males in the Community as Allies and Agents of Change, We Aim to Foster a Culture of Respect, Consent, and Gender Equity. We Intend to Raise Awareness, Challenge Cultural Norms, Promote Allyship and Tools for Prevention, and Foster Community Engagement. Rape Prevention Education for Men and Boys in Native American Communities Seeks to Empower Native American Men and Boys to Become Advocates for Gender Equity and Champions of Violence Prevention Within Their Communities. by Engaging Males as Allies and Partners in This Critical Work, We Aim to Create Safer, More Respectful Environments Where All Members Can Thrive Free From the Threat of Sexual Violence. Together, We Can Build a Future Where Every Individual Is Valued, Respected, and Protected.
Committed
$180,000
Paid out
$100.0K
56%
Committed, not yet paid
$80.0K
44%
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