Ending violence against women requires more than individual effort—it requires survivor centered collaboration and active accountability, including the leadership and partnership of men as advocates for change. This panel examines how working together across systems and communities strengthens safety, healing, and long-term justice for survivors. This webinar is part of the Supporting and Working with Men as Allies and Advocates to End Violence and Sexual Assault Against Women and Girls in Tribal Communities series.

Being a Good Relative is deeply rooted in our history, our teachings, and the values that guide our communities. Strong mentors play a vital role in nurturing resilience, supporting healing, and strengthening our collective wellbeing. This workshop explores how mentorship—especially the mentorship of men—can be a powerful force in preventing violence against women and girls. This webinar is part of the Supporting and Working with Men as Allies and Advocates to End Violence and Sexual Assault Against Women and Girls in Tribal Communities series.

Across generations, Tribal communities have upheld a balance between men and women—each holding respected roles, responsibilities, and strengths that contribute to collective harmony and wellbeing. This workshop explores traditional teachings that honor that balance and examines how restoring it is vital to preventing violence against women and girls and strengthens families. This webinar is part of the Supporting and Working with Men as Allies and Advocates to End Violence and Sexual Assault Against Women and Girls in Tribal Communities series.