Norma Rendon is a proud Unci, Ina, Tunwin, Cepansi, and Maske of many relatives residing on and off the PineRidge Indian Reservation.

She has been an advocate for ending violence against Indigenous Women for over thirty years. She has vast experience with grass roots organizing in Indigenous Communities. She is currently operating a 501(c )3 non-profit organization and Founder of Where All Women Are Honored – Winyan Wicayuonihan Oyanke.

Where All Women Are Honored, provides shelter and advocacy for the LGBQT+ community, victims of domestic violence, sexual assault, teen dating violence and sex trafficking by providing; culturally relevant programs and community outreach which will contribute to social change through intervention, prevention, education, and community awareness.

Norma Rendon is the 2021 recipient of the Spirit Aligned - Indigenous women lead organization also a recipient of the Dream Award for the National Network to End Domestic Violence for 2023.

She has served on numerous Boards that work for Indian Education, Community, Child Welfare and Wellness. She provides State and National training regarding Sex Trafficking of Indigenous People, Domestic Violence, Teen Dating Violence and Sexual Assault.