Nebraska Tribes Addressing Violence Coalition - NETAV

Offering a supportive space for those who have experienced Domestic Violence. Open to the community. For more information, please contact Nikki Daigre at 402.315.2760 ext. 4114.

Every year 5 million elders are abused in the United States alone. It doesn’t have to be this way. There are many ways to make a difference. Check on the older adults in your family and community. Call the Adult Protective Services Hotline at 1-800-652-1999 if you suspect abuse, neglect, or financial exploitation of a vulnerable adult.

NETAV stands with our Two-Spirit and LGBTQ+ relatives. We are at a time when our most vulnerable are facing targeted attacks on their safety and barriers to accessing services and support. NETAV will not abandon our relatives. We stand firmly in the belief that every individual deserves safety, love, and respect. Period.
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*In light of recent events, we provide the disclaimer that all time and work to develop this material was funded by private foundation funding and was NOT supported by any federal funding sources.*

June 15th is World Elder Abuse Awareness Day, and in honor of that the Ponce Tribe's domestiv violence program is hosting a variety of lunch and bingo events!

The lunch and bingo in Lincoln will be held this Monday, June 8th, at the community room at 1600 Windhoek Drive at 12 pm! This event is completely FREE! For any questions, you may reach out to the domestic violence team at the number on the flyer.

In honor of World Elder Abuse Awareness Day on June 15th, the Domestic Violence Program is teaming up with the Community Health Workers to host lunch and bingo. For more information, contact the DV Program at 402.371.8834.

NETAV team members Lily, LaToya, and Thimery are spending the week at the 2026 Together for Indigenous Families Conference in Lincoln, NE! Thank you to the Ponca Tribe of Nebraska for hosting the conference this year.

Happy Pride Month! This month we celebrate our Two-Spirit and LGBTQ+ relatives. They are our sacred relatives and like anyone and everyone, they deserve safety, love, and respect. Join us in honoring and supporting our Two-Spirit and LGBTQ+ by sharing these resources and following us throughout the month!

Winnebago Two-Spirit
OutNebraska
Heartland Pride
Black & Pink National
The Trevor Project

*In light of recent events, we provide the disclaimer that all time and work to develop this material was funded by private foundation funding and was NOT supported by any federal funding sources.*

This , your donations to NETAV will directly support Native families through funding the Missing and Murdered Indigenous People (MMIP) Response Fund.

NETAV works with tribal programs to provide financial support to Native families dealing with a MMIP case. Assistance support varies based on needs and availability and is evaluated on a case-by-case basis. Examples of types of assistance may include, but not limited to:
📍Short term trip financial assistance to conduct a search (i.e. hotel, gas, food, etc.)
📍Bus tickets, gas, etc. to assist the return of a found missing person
📍Partial assistance with funeral expenses
📍Assistance for surviving children's care needs in the case of a missing person found deceased or a victim of a homicide

Scan the QR code below or follow link to donate: https://www.givenative.org/organization/Nebraska-Tribes-Addressing-Violence-Coalition
To learn more about the MMIP Response Fund, please contact us https://www.netav.org/contact

It's Native Nonprofit Day!

We at Nebraska Tribes Addressing Violence Coalition are thankful that we are not alone in our work and commitment to addressing violence against Native people and tribal communities in Nebraska. Please considering donating to NETAV and/or a Native-led nonprofit part of our coalition
🌟 Bluebird Cultural Initiative
🌟 Nebraska Indian Child Welfare Coalition
🌟 Nebraska Urban Indian Health Coalition
🌟 Great Plains Action Society
🌟 Healing Ribbons

Donate to NETAV here: https://www.givenative.org/organization/Nebraska-Tribes-Addressing-Violence-Coalition

Thank you to Native Ways Federation for uplifting Native-led organizations and supporting us during