Minnesota Indian Women's Resource Center Email Format
Non-profit OrganizationsMinnesota, United States11-50 Employees
The Minnesota Indian Women's Resource Center is a nonprofit organization based in Minneapolis that delivers social and educational services to support the well-being and advancement of American Indian women and their families. Established in 1984, the center offers a range of programs aimed at education and empowerment and at assisting others who serve the community. The organization operates in the Phillips neighborhood of Minneapolis, noted for its sizable urban American Indian population. Programs cover needs across family life, including child advocacy, legal aid, affordable housing, parenting education, substance use and mental health services, and efforts to strengthen cultural resilience and address historical trauma. The center serves American Indian women and families in the region and also provides guidance to professionals working with the community. In 2026, MIWRC expanded collaboration with local organizations, such as Avivo Village and Nenookaasi Ozhige, to respond to growing demand.