Group Raising Awareness of Human Trafficking at Sturgis Rally
Native American advocacy organization Native Hope is sending a team to Sturgis to promote awareness of human trafficking, especially among Native women.
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Native American advocacy organization Native Hope is sending a team to Sturgis to promote awareness of human trafficking, especially among Native women.
Native American advocacy organization Native Hope is sending a team to Sturgis to promote awareness of human trafficking, especially among Native women.
Native American advocacy organization Native Hope is sending a team to Sturgis to promote awareness of human trafficking, especially among Native women.
Native American advocacy organization Native Hope is sending a team to Sturgis to promote awareness of human trafficking, especially among Native women.
Native Hope, a Chamberlain-based nonprofit, says they'll pay the position at $85,000 for three years. In 2021, the Legislature passed the bill and Gov. Kristi Noem signed. But last month Attorney General Jason Ravnsborg called the position an "unfunded mandate."