The grants to indian tribal governments program (referred to as the tribal governments program) was authorized to assist tribal governments and authorized designees of tribal governments to respond to…

This $1,000,000 Project Grant from the Department of Justice Offices Boards and Divisions Office on Violence Against Women will fund the Hoopa Valley Tribe's efforts to respond to domestic violence, dating violence, sexual assault, sex trafficking, and stalking in their community through September 2025. Specifically, the funding will support projects aimed at decreasing violent crimes against Indian women, strengthening tribal authority to respond to such crimes, and ensuring perpetrators are held accountable. Key deliverables include implementing collaborative programs with victim services organizations and a tribal domestic violence coalition to develop and strengthen support for victims. The award is part of the Violence Against Women Discretionary Grants for Indian Tribal Governments program (CFDA 16.587), which aims to increase tribal capacity to respond to violent crimes against Indian women and develop victim services.

The grants to indian tribal governments program (referred to as the tribal governments program) was authorized to assist tribal governments and authorized designees of tribal governments to respond to domestic violence, dating violence, sexual assault, SEX trafficking, and stalking in their communities. The tribal governments program supports projects that: (1) decrease the incidence of violent crime against indian women; (2) strengthen the capacity of indian tribes to exercise their sovereign authority to respond to violent crimes committed against indian women; and (3) ensure that perpetrators of violent crimes committed against indian women are held accountable for their criminal behavior. The grantee will implement this project in collaboration with either a nonprofit, nongovernmental indian victim services program, such as a domestic violence shelter program or rape crisis center; a nonprofit, nongovernmental tribal domestic violence or sexual assault coalition; and/or an advisory committee that includes women from the community to be served by the proposed project. The timing for performance of this award is 36 months.