Presentation Slides for Tia M. Holley on Speaking Out and

Alaska Native Writers and Alaska Native Themes

Presentation Slides for Tia M. Holley on Speaking Out and Combating Violence against Alaska Native and NATIVE Alaskans".

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This powerpont presentation by “Aisanna” Tia M. Holley, CDCII, NCACI, addresses what Alaskans can do to stop violence against women. In the past Tia M. Holley has presented her research on stages of addiction and untreated trauma for the Alaska Network on Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault. Joining Tia M. Holley is her mother, Apok Marie Anderson (Kunnuk) who was raised in King Island.

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