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Part 1 - Inequity and the Increased Risk of Sex Trafficking for American Indian Girls and Women
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NSVRC talks with Minnesota Indian Women's Resource Center about how historical oppression of American Indian people is directly linked to their increased risk of sex trafficking today.

Part 2 - NO! The Rape Documentary: A Visionary Black Filmmaker Reflects on the Journey to Open Up the Conversation on Sexual Violence Experienced by the Black Community
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NSVRC talks with filmmaker Aishah Shahidah Simmons about shaping narratives in film that honor the Black female survivor experience.

Part 1 - NO! The Rape Documentary: A Visionary Black Filmmaker Reflects on the Journey to Open Up the Conversation on Sexual Violence Experienced by the Black Community

Multi-colored silhouettes of heads, with black print on top that reads "Interview with Aishah Shahidah Simmons"

NSVRC talks with filmmaker Aishah Shahidah Simmons about shaping narratives in film that honor the Black female survivor experience.

Director’s Viewpoint: Racial Equity in the Movement

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NSVRC Director Yolanda Edrington discusses the lasting importance of the theme for this year's edition of The Resource, "Racial Equity in the Movement".

The Resource: Racial Equity in the Movement
The Resource: Racial Equity in the Movement

NSVRC is committed to continuing the ongoing conversation about racial equity in the sexual violence movement. For the theme of this issue of The Resource, we emphasize that racism, and all forms of oppression, are inextricably tied to sexual violence. Racial equity must be at the forefront of our efforts to respond to and prevent sexual harassment, assault, and abuse.