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A nationally representative study found that AI/AN women were 1.2 times more likely to experience domestic violence than non-Hispanic white women. (Source)

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Program Overview

Tribal Governments Program

The goals and objectives of the Tribal Governments Program are to decrease the number of violent crimes (sexual assault, domestic violence, dating violence, and stalking) against American Indian and Alaska Native (AI/AN) women and girls, assist Indian tribes in using their sovereign authority to respond to those crimes, and ensure that people who commit violent crimes against AI/AN women are held responsible for their actions through a strong coordinated community response.

Forms & Instructions

Sample Reporting Form

Tribal Government Sample Progress Reporting Form

View this sample reporting form to better understand reporting requirements for OVW grant-funded activities.

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Reporting Instructions

Tribal Governments Reporting Form Instructions

View program-specific reporting form instructions for more in-depth guidance on how to report grant-funded activities on the progress report.

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Trainings

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Tribal Governments Training Video

This recorded training video may be viewed at any time.

Training Handout

Tribal Governments Handout

Whether you seek one-on-one assistance or not, you'll find helpful information in this training handout, which you can view at any time.

Reporting Tools

Training Video

Tribal Governments Training Video

Please click here to access the Tribal Governments Training Video through the Adobe Connect platform

Database download

Tribal Governments Database

Download this user-friendly MS Access Database and user manual to help you collect and organize the grant-funded activities you must report on.

Training Video

Crafting Narratives Training Video

Follow along with the training by downloading the transcript.

Webinar Training Materials

Crafting Narratives – Telling the Stories Behind Your Data Webinar Training Materials

Access and download all of the materials you need to follow along with the webinar training!

Reports

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Summary Data Report

Tribal Governments Summary Data Reports

Summary data reports illustrate aggregate grant-funded accomplishments for each six-month reporting period.

Reports to Congress

2016 Biennial Report to Congress

The Biennial Report to Congress presents aggregate activities and accomplishments that were funded under the Violence Against Women Act and reported by grantees in each funded grant program. The...

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Reports to Congress

Tribal Governments Chapter from the 2016 Biennial Report to Congress

Read about program accomplishments from July 2013 - June 2015 and hear from grantees in their own words.

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faqs

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FAQs

Tribal Governments Program FAQs

View the answers to questions specifically related to the Tribal Governments Program.

FAQs

General FAQs

Find out when progress reports are due and other general information about filling out your report.

FAQs

Staff FAQs

Learn how to calculate and prorate FTEs, and how to report other tricky staffing scenarios, from stipends and overtime to staff with multiple job functions.

FAQs

Victim Services FAQs

Learn how to report victims served, partially served, and not served with grant funds, where to track presenting and multiple victimizations, details and demographics, and the array of services victims received.

News & Updates

November 14, 2019

Performance Measurement Tools

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