The NC Commission of Indian Affairs has started to lead virtual healing circles

It was a call with a clear plan of action.

The woman on the phone, a member of the Haliwa-Saponi Indian Tribe in northeastern North Carolina, was ready to leave her abusive partner. She needed a place to stay.

So Karen Franco, a victim advocate at the North Carolina Commission of Indian Affairs and herself a member of the tribe, contacted a local shelter on her behalf.

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The NC Commission of Indian Affairs has started to lead virtual healing circles and meditations for survivors, who no longer need to have access to transportation or childcare services to participate.

from:

Domestic Violence Dramatically Increased in North Carolina Last Year

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