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Together, we can strengthen advocacy, promote healing, elevate Indigenous voices, and create lasting systems change for survivors, families, and future generations.
UTFAV works alongside Tribal communities to strengthen responses to domestic violence, sexual assault, stalking, MMIR, and trafficking through advocacy, training, technical assistance, and systems change. Your support helps expand this work and uplift survivors, families, and future generations.
To donate to Uniting Three Fires Against Violence, please contact us at (906) 253-9775 or click on the button below to donate through PayPal.
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Why Your Support Matters
Uniting Three Fires Against Violence works alongside Michigan’s federally recognized Tribes to strengthen culturally honoring responses to domestic violence, sexual assault, dating violence, stalking, human trafficking, and Missing and Murdered Indigenous Persons (MMIP).
Your support helps us:
- Provide training and technical assistance to Tribal victim advocates
- Develop culturally grounded resources and educational materials
- Support Tribal governments and victim service programs
- Advance policy, and systems change
- Raise awareness about MMIP and violence affecting Native communities
- Build partnerships that strengthen Tribal communities across Michigan
Ways to Support
❤️ Donate
Your support helps strengthen Tribal responses to domestic violence, sexual assault, dating violence, stalking, trafficking, and MMIR while uplifting Indigenous survivors, families, and communities across Michigan.
🤝 Become a Partner
Partner with UTFAV on projects, training, education, or outreach.
📢 Share Our Mission
Help raise awareness and connect others to UTFAV’s work.
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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.
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Together, We Are Stronger
Meaningful change happens through collaboration. UTFAV partners with Tribal Nations, Tribal coalitions, community organizations, and multidisciplinary partners throughout Michigan to strengthen advocacy, expand resources, and promote culturally grounded responses to domestic violence, sexual assault, stalking, dating violence, human trafficking, and MMIP.
Spreading awareness and education about violence in tribal communities takes collective efforts. Whether you’re a Tribal citizen, community member, professional, or partner organization, there are many ways to support Native communities.
Learn & Grow
Participate in trainings, webinars, and community events to build knowledge and strengthen responses to violence.
Raise Awareness
Help increase awareness of domestic violence, sexual assault, stalking, trafficking, and MMIP by sharing resources and encouraging conversations in your community.
Support Survivors and Tribal Programs
Advocate for culturally honoring, survivor-centered services and support the work of Tribal victim service programs across Michigan.
Be a Community Leader
Whether you are a Tribal leader, advocate, educator, healthcare provider, law enforcement officer, court staff, or community member, your voice and actions can help strengthen Tribal responses to violence.
Together, we can strengthen responses to violence, uplift Indigenous voices, and support healing for current and future generations.
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Frequently Asked Questions
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.
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.
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.
Yes. We welcome collaboration with all agencies committed to culturally respectful and trauma-informed responses for Native victims and families.
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.