Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women

Today kicks off the Wisconsin Indigenous Riders’ 4th Missing, Murdered Indigenous Women and People and Opioid Awareness Ride.

Native women, girls, and two spirit people are being killed and hurt at extraordinarily high rates.

Four out of five Native American women experienced some form of violence in their lifetime.Friday was Murdered and Missing Indigenous Women Awareness Day.Tribal and community members gathered in Mole Lake Friday to remind people those women are more than just a statistic.

May 5 is the national day of awareness for murdered and missing indigenous women, and Crandon High School is putting on something special to raise that awareness

Lac du Flambeau singer and songwriter Kelly Jackson recently released a music video for her song “Don’t Speak” in hopes that the video will spark broader conversation about the prevalence of sexual violence, particularly in indigenous communities.

A dozen racers gathered for a color run in Lac du Flambeau Friday to raise awareness for Missing and Murdered Indigenous Relatives. It was the first community event hosted by the Great Lakes Inter-Tribal Council’s newly established MMIR committee.

Tribal members across Northern Wisconsin wore red Thursday to raise awareness about missing and murdered indigenous women. May 5 marks a National Day of Awareness for that issue.

A small group of women dressed in red with their fists raised in the air greet a large group of motorcycle riders as they pull in front of the…

A group of people dressed in red walk along the side of a four-lane highway.They hold signs that read, “Justice for missing and murdered indigenous…