New Mexico families use national MMIP day to bring awareness
A hope for answers. It's a battle for many Native American families as they search for their missing and murdered loved ones. But for some, it starts with awareness.
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A hope for answers. It's a battle for many Native American families as they search for their missing and murdered loved ones. But for some, it starts with awareness.
STEUBENVILLE — City officials and residents of Steubenville took time Thursday to pray together at the Steubenville Visitors Center plaza in commemoration o
Sunday, May 5, is National Missing and Murdered Indigenous Peoples (MMIP) Awareness Day. Native communities and organizations across Indian Country will gather over the weekend to draw attention to the MMIP Crisis and honor those who have been impacted the most. The first proclamation declaring May 5 MMIP Day was issued in 2017.
The month of May is here and it’s bringing a lot of fun events for its first weekend in the Killeen-Fort Cavazos area. Whether you’re looking for a local vendor
Dave was out today to assist his wife with some doctor's appointments. Jayar stepped in to help out Carmen and Bill on the show today. Jules and Carmen originally agreed to read a Martin Luther book together and help motivate each other to finish. Jules got ahead of Carmen and never looked back. BIll is having to find creative ways to help his granddaughter eat. Jayar shared that he went for a prayer walk in need of some assistance and God showed up along with Michelle Tellone. Carmen took her brand new jeans to a seamstress for some help with the hem. But she isn't happy with ...