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Last month, the Alaska Department of Public Safety released the state's first quarterly report on the state's Missing Indigenous People. The 13-page report details people who are Alaska Native, American Indian, or of an unknown race who were reported...
Christine Tail, an Oglala Sioux Tribe member from South Dakota, was last seen in the 1400 block of Champa Street on June 14. Tail had just arrived in Denver.
A picture of Sheila St. Clair is prominently displayed on a Duluth billboard at the intersection of Piedmont Avenue, Garfield Avenue and Superior Street. St. Clair has been missing since August 2015.
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.
The ceremony incorporated traditional drumming and a heartfelt read of names that haven't returned home in New Brunswick and across Canada.