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How Can We Walk Alongside You?

Whether you’re a Tribal advocate, Tribal Nation, or partner organization, we’re here to listen, connect, and provide culturally honoring support tailored to your community’s needs.

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Support Overview

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Support for Tribal Communities

Every Tribal Nation, organization and community has unique strengths, traditions, and needs. Our coalition walks alongside Tribal Nations, advocates, and partners by offering culturally honoring guidance, resources, and technical assistance that strengthen communities and support survivors.

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Tell Us How We Can Walk Alongside You

Please note that we do not provide direct services. If you are in need of direct services, please contact the StrongHearts Hotline at 1-844-762-8483 or the National Domestic Violence Hotline at 1-800-799-SAFE.

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Establish

To establish a network among advocates providing comprehensive services to victims of domestic violence in Indian Country.

Empower

To empower survivors of domestic and sexual violence.

Educate
To educate Tribal and non-Tribal communities in Michigan about domestic and sexual violence.
Support & Promote
To support and promote quality services for Native victims of crime.
Ensure
To ensure Native victims of domestic and sexual violence receive culturally appropriate services.
Educate
To educate service providers in Michigan about the unique challenges Native victims and their families face.

Our Commitment

We approach every request with respect, humility, and a commitment to listening. Rather than offering one-size-fits-all solutions, we work together to develop culturally honoring approaches that reflect each community’s values, goals, and sovereignty.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What types of support and services does the Uniting Three Fires Tribal Coalition provide?

We offer training, technical assistance, and advocacy to strengthen Tribal and community-based responses to domestic and sexual violence, human trafficking, and MMIR-related issues.

How can Tribal advocates or service providers request training or technical assistance?

You can submit a training or TA request through our online form or by contacting our team directly. We tailor sessions to meet the specific needs of Tribal programs and communities.

Do you provide direct services to victims or survivors?

We do not provide direct advocacy services; however, we connect survivors and their families with trusted Tribal and local programs that offer immediate support and safety planning.

Can non-Tribal organizations partner with the Coalition or participate in trainings?

Yes. We welcome collaboration with all agencies committed to culturally respectful and trauma-informed responses for Native victims and families.

How can community members get involved or support your work?

Community members can attend our events, request educational presentations, share resources, or make donations to support programs that empower survivors and promote healing.

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Healing happens in community. Your support helps keep that community strong, so that when someone in Indian Country needs help, there is someone ready to walk alongside them.

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