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Dear John,
This November, we recognize National Native American Heritage Month by honoring the strength, resilience, and rich cultural history of Indigenous communities. At Community Justice, we also acknowledge the deep-seated impacts of gun violence on Indigenous lives—a reality shaped by historical trauma, systemic inequities, and ongoing acts of violence.
Indigenous Americans face the highest rates of violence, from hate crimes fueled by prejudice to domestic violence incidents involving firearms. Indigenous American women are ten times more likely to be murdered than the national average, and Indigenous youth experience suicide rates over three times higher than their peers. These statistics represent lives cut short, communities in mourning, and families searching for justice.
Our commitment is to stand alongside Indigenous communities in the fight for justice and safety. We will continue to advocate for culturally tailored Community Violence Intervention (CVI) programs, better access to culturally competent care, and more mental health resources to address the root causes of violence and promote healing.
This month, we invite you to join us in honoring Indigenous lives by supporting our ongoing efforts to create safer, healthier communities for all.
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Thank you for standing with us. Together, we can build a future where Indigenous voices are heard, and their communities are protected.
In community,
Team Community Justice
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