Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women & Girls National Day of Awareness

We Wear Red

May 5th is National Day of Awareness for Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls. The continuing reports of abductions and murders of Native women and girls represent one of the most horrific aspects of the spectrum of violence committed against Native women. It is estimated that on some reservations, the murder rate of Native women exceeds ten times the national average.

Domestic violence, dating violence, sexual assault, stalking, and sex trafficking are often involved in these disappearances or murders. As a symbol of solidarity and to raise awareness, we wear red in support of Native women and girls.

Learn more about our Native American Health and Wellness services HERE.

#MMIW

You can also attend the 1st Annual Columbia River Round Dance on Friday, May 5th. See below for more information.

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