American Samoa Alliance against Domestic & Sexual Violence

CHANGING ACTIONS

  • Home
  • Faafafine Rural Project
  • COVID-19
    • COVID-19 Monthly articles
    • COVID-19 Manuscript
    • COVID-19 PSA
  • Domestic & Sexual Violence
    • Community Outreach >
      • Training Resources
    • Tusitala - Monthly Articles
    • Public Service Announcement Videos
    • RESOURCES
  • Find Help
  • Who We Are
  • Contact
  • Happenings
    • Positions Available
    • Internship Application
    • Malaga Mo Sulufaiga Travel Assistance Program

PUBLIC SERVICE ANNOUNCEMENTS 

This project was supported by Grant Number 2018-X1511-AS-MU awarded by the Office on Violence Against Women, U.S., Department of Justice, and Grant Number HHS-2108-ACF-ACYF-SDVC-1346 awarded by Family Violence Prevention and Services.  The opinions, findings, conclusions, and recommendations expressed in this publication are those of the authors and do not necessarily reflect the views of the U.S. Department of Justice, and Department of Health and Human Services Administration for Children and Families.
Using Public Service Announcements (video) to  change the lens in which our community views violence.  The Alliance is developing a media platform to incorporate our cultural beliefs, attitudes, to change mindsets regarding domestic violence, dating violence, stalking and sexual assault is our primary goal. ​
Picture
PSA Video
Publications Library

The Alliance provides a variety of resources for our member programs as well as the public to further assist in our mission of ending domestic and sexual violence. This is our library of resources on various topics targeted at a variety of audiences. By clicking on the documents you can view all or some of the resources available based on the listed categories.
Infographs
Manuscripts Library
Training Curriculum

TALANOA PODCASTS


The Alliance is pleased to announce "Talanoa" Podcasts.  The word "Talanoa" is used the same way in Pacific Islands of American Samoa, Samoa, Fiji and Tonga. The word in its simplest form means "Conversations" in the English language.  "Tala" means to inform, or to tell a story.  and "Noa" translates into "Nothing ordinary".  Translated literally it means to "Talk about nothing". In our Samoan community "Talking about nothing" encompasses intimate conversations, general conversations, and is often used at various levels. ​
PODCAST ACCESS
Tusitala Monthly Newsletter
Tusitala Newsletter
Webinars

During COVID-19 Pandemic the Alliance has created live online educational training sessions in the form of webinars.  Webinars are events delivered online scheduled through zoom monthly. It provides a two-way dialogue between attendees and presenters to share information in real time.  Webinars are recorded, uploaded onto youtube, and other social media platforms.   This provides  domestic violence, dating violence, stalking, and sexual violence community advocates to learn more in real time, as well as at their own schedule.  
Webinar

What Our Clients Are Saying

What people are saying about the Alliance: 
​

Contact Us

    Subscribe Today!

Submit

Tafuna 


Nu'uuli 

  • Home
  • Faafafine Rural Project
  • COVID-19
    • COVID-19 Monthly articles
    • COVID-19 Manuscript
    • COVID-19 PSA
  • Domestic & Sexual Violence
    • Community Outreach >
      • Training Resources
    • Tusitala - Monthly Articles
    • Public Service Announcement Videos
    • RESOURCES
  • Find Help
  • Who We Are
  • Contact
  • Happenings
    • Positions Available
    • Internship Application
    • Malaga Mo Sulufaiga Travel Assistance Program