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Little victims everywhere |
Howard Center for Investigative Journalism
The story of two families in the Navajo Nation scarred by childhood sexual abuse and what’s being done to help ease the scourge that affects nearly every family there.
How this survivor is fighting sexual
assault in Navajo Nation
Sexual assault and abuse are issues of national and global reach and prominence. Among Navajo populations, the problem is even more prevalent. As one of the few female delegates on the Navajo council, Amber Kanazbah Crotty is leading a campaign called "Start by Believing" to encourage communities to support survivors. She shares her brief but spectacular take on revitalizing Navajo communities.
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16th National Indian Nations Conference Amber Kanazbah Crotty
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