Indigenous Justice Circle

Get inspired by these amazing quotes from women of color in #philanthropy and #fundraising. Thank you to Women of Color in Fundraising and Philanthropy (WOC)? for inviting IJC to this event!

Our event this Thursday, March 20th is now completely virtual & open to all! RSVP Here: https://lnkd.in/es75VSR7 #fundraising #philanthropy #nonprofit #genderjustice #indigenousjustice #womenshistorymonth #womenofcolor

I was honored to speak at the Population Council this week about the influence of government policies on Native American women's childbearing and bodily autonomy, and what Indigenous Justice Circle is doing to respond. Thank you to Judith Bruce and Dr Rana Hajjeh for the invitation. The panel consisted of several illustrious reaeachers who described the situation in China, Eastern Europe, Rural America, and Native American communities. Pictured below are speakers Yiping Cai, Joan Kaufman, Judith Bruce, Dr Rana Hajjeh, Kelly K. Hallman, Vladimira Kantorova, and Ota Akhigbe. Not pictured panelist, Shelley Clark. #csw692025 #csw69 #csw #AmericanIndian #NativeAmerican #srhr #sterilization #abortion #bodilyintegrity #bodilyautonomy #IVF ##IndianHealthService #IHS #Medicaid #healthinsurance ##AssistedReproductiveTechnology #ART #Dobbs #DobbsDecision #postdobbs #HydeAmendment

Thank you, Panorama Global, Panorama Strategy, and The Panorama Group for featuring our work. It is a pleasure to work with you! Kelly K. Hallman Lisa Polen

I was honored to speak at the Population Council this week about the influence of government policies on Native American women's childbearing and bodily autonomy, and what Indigenous Justice Circle is doing to respond. Thank you to Judith Bruce and Dr Rana Hajjeh for the invitation. The panel consisted of several illustrious reaeachers who described the situation in China, Eastern Europe, Rural America, and Native American communities. Pictured below are speakers Yiping Cai, Joan Kaufman, Judith Bruce, Dr Rana Hajjeh, Kelly K. Hallman, Vladimira Kantorova, and Ota Akhigbe. Not pictured panelist, Shelley Clark. #csw692025 #csw69 #csw #AmericanIndian #NativeAmerican #srhr #sterilization #abortion #bodilyintegrity #bodilyautonomy #IVF ##IndianHealthService #IHS #Medicaid #healthinsurance ##AssistedReproductiveTechnology #ART #Dobbs #DobbsDecision #postdobbs #HydeAmendment

The Population Council kicked off our #CSW69 #BeijingPlus30 events yesterday by bringing together researchers, practitioners and young activists. Council President Dr Rana Hajjeh and Senior Advisor Judith Bruce opened our first event focused on what really is at stake when there is governmental influence on childbearing. We heard about the impact of these policies in diverse settings, including in China, in rural America, in Eastern Europe and in Indigenous communities. Thank you to Yiping Cai of UC Irvine, Joan Kaufman of Schwarzman Scholars, Shelley Clark of McGill University, Kelly K. Hallman of Imagen, and Vladmira Kantorova of the United Nations Department of Economic and Social Affairs (DESA) for their thought-provoking insights. We were also proud to host Guttmacher Institute, and IYAFP for a powerful event on the need for intergenerational partnerships as a key condition to advance sexual and reproductive, health, rights and justice. Evalin Karijo of the Council’s #GIRLCenter joined the discussion as a panelist.

So excited to join Women of Color in Fundraising and Philanthropy (WOC)? and Baruch College at the launch of this amazing series. Indigenous Justice Circle's Kelly K. Hallman will be in conversation with Alysia Souder and Elisa Charters, moderated by WOC's Yolanda F. Johnson. Join us on Thursday, March 20, 2025, at 5:30 PM ET for an evening of insight, connection, and transformation. ?? Reserve your spot now: https://lnkd.in/eF4wiJwQ #IndigenousJustice #WomenOfColor #WomensHistoryMonth #HERstory #NonProfit #Leadership

We are grateful to The Panorama Group for featuring our work in this month's Vantage newsletter! Kelly K. Hallman Lisa Polen Kassel Franco Garibay

February is #TeenDatingViolenceAwarenessMonth! For Native American communities, teen dating violence is an issue of special importance. According to the 2021 Youth Risk Behavior Surveillance, AIAN students reported the highest levels of teen dating violence at 18.5 percent, nearly five percent higher than?the national average.? ? We have put together some resources for #NativeYouth programs or young #Indigenous people themselves. Check them out here: ? Suquamish Integrated Victim Services Guide to Teen Dating Violence Awareness:?https://lnkd.in/egZjdgUp ? Love is Respect Native American Resources:?https://lnkd.in/eFmmtm-5 ? We R Native's Resources on Types of Violence: https://lnkd.in/efNdYbcV ? 2021 YRBS:?https://lnkd.in/gfTWYves #IndigenousJustice #GenderJustice #ViolenceAwareness #InterpersonalViolence #DatingViolence #SGBV #Resources

Network members of Indigenous Justice Circle are bracing for cuts to already strained health and education systems across Indian Country. This includes our research project on Native American adolescent mental health with Native American Community Services of Erie and Niagara Counties (NACS) and Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health. The protocol will be reviewed by the Indian Health Service IRB, which is currently subject to a communications freeze due to a recent executive order.