Sexual Abuse, 30(2), 107-131 2 | P a g e and gender non-conforming populations.9 Scholars argue that racial stereotypes of hypersexualization , inferiority, and impurity, that stem from the history of chattel slavery and Indigenous dispossession, make Black and Indigenous women, girls, and gender diverse people more likely to be targeted for sexual violence and exploitation, and sexual crimes agai. [...] Lack of data The federal government does not name women and girls with disabilities as one of the most at- risk groups, even though women and girls with disabilities are overrepresented in all the identified at- risk groups, namely Indigenous women and girls, 2SLGBTQI+ persons, children and youth in the child welfare system, and those who are socially and economically disadvantaged. [...] Establish funding and partnership mechanisms that strengthen community capacity and that connect and sustain allies in their collective work to recognize, prevent, and address GBV and trafficking of women and girls with disabilities. [...] o This includes funding and supports to civil society organizations, GBV and trafficking services, family members and caregivers, and the general population, to engage in education and training opportunities. [...] Commit to an anti-racist and anti-colonial framework and to the meaningful participation of disability civil society organizations working with diverse women and girls with disabilities and other civil society organizations representing groups particularly vulnerable to trafficking in designing and implementing anti-trafficking responses and monitoring mechanisms.
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