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About Red Wind Consulting
A 501c3 nonprofit organization, Red Wind Consulting was created to end violence (domestic and dating violence, sex trafficking, sexual assault, and stalking) against Native American women. We provide much-needed programming, training, advocacy, and technical support to tribal and native-specific organizations. Click below to learn more about our work.
Red Wind Consulting:
General Operations
Red Wind is a 501c3 nonprofit organization created in response to the increasing needs of Tribal and Native specific programs to develop indigenous responses to domestic violence, sexual assault and stalking. Resources have been slow to reach Indian Country. Indigenous women have been organizing for years, however, the levels of technical support available to tribes and native-specific organizations continue to be limited. Red Wind was developed to bring additional resources to ending violence against women work while enhancing the capacity of Tribal and Native-specific programs.
Haseya Advocate Program:
Piath Ket Naa Nath, Indigenous Garden
We operate a traditional garden to heal historical and generational trauma through the cultivation of Indigenous plants and medicines. Our garden is a powerful tool to help survivors on their road to recovery. This space provides an outdoor meeting area to hold facilitated Women’s Education Groups away from the isolation many survivors experience. Gardening provides opportunities for socializing, quiet reflection, and relaxation as well as cultural enrichment.
Haseya Advocate Program
We provide time and space for Native survivors in the Colorado Springs region to be supported in their own Indigenous identity while receiving services that respond to domestic violence, sexual assault, stalking, dating violence, and/or sex trafficking. Our advocacy goes beyond providing a service or managing a case. We look to restore power in Indigenous societies, undo the impacts of colonization, reclaim Indigenous values that promote healing and balance, and foster community.
Haseya Advocate Program:
Direct financial assistance to survivors and their children
Our advocates are here to support American Indian and Alaska Native women who have survived domestic or sexual violence. We will help you navigate complicated systems and access the tools and information you’ll need throughout the process. Our goal is to reduce barriers for you whenever possible. Most importantly, we serve survivors for as long as it takes for you to live a healthy, safe, and peaceful life. Our advocacy services include: One-on-one support Safety plans Education about different types of violence Support groups financial, legal, and housing options Referrals for additional support services.