US SB3764

Authorizes $270 million annually for fiscal years 2027-2031 for family violence prevention programs, with 12.5% reserved for Indian Tribes and 70% for state formula grants

Establishes a National Indian Domestic Violence Hotline with $4 million annual funding, alongside $20.5 million for the existing National Domestic Violence Hotline, both providing 24-hour telephonic and digital services

Creates new grant programs including $10 million annually for underserved populations, $26 million for domestic violence prevention enhancement and leadership, and funding for culturally specific services to racial/ethnic minorities and other underserved groups

Expands definitions and protections to cover family violence, domestic violence, and dating violence equally, while adding provisions for digital services, disability accommodations, and services for victims with limited English proficiency

Strengthens tribal sovereignty by establishing Alaska Native and Native Hawaiian resource centers, creating grants for Tribal Domestic Violence Coalitions, and requiring culturally appropriate services for Indian victims