Apr 27, 2024 · Walk, run, and move in honor of MMIWR. Join Rising Hearts for the 6th Annual Running for Justice in person and virtual 5K from May 3-6. Act. Women experience violence every day. Ending the MMIWR crisis is a commitment to everyday action. Continue to take action all year to stop this crisis of violence.

May 5, 2022 · To bring awareness and information about this critical issue, the Choctaw Nation Outreach Services along side the City of Antlers will host a 5K run/1mile awareness walk for the community on May 7, 2022. Join us to honor all Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women (MMIW). The run will begin at 8:00 AM at the Choctaw Nation Community Center in ...

Walk, run, and move in honor of MMIWR. Join Rising Hearts for the 6th Annual Running for Justice in person and virtual 5K from May 3-6. Women experience violence every day. Ending the MMIWR crisis is a commitment to everyday action. Continue to take action all year to stop this crisis of violence.

May 1, 2024 · The CPN House of Hope is set to host an MMIW Remembrance Walk on the 10th of May, dedicated to honoring those who have been murdered or are missing. The ceremony will commence at 10 am, followed by the walk.

Feb 14, 2025 · A walk is taking place now traveling from the NWICDC to BSU Beaux Arts Ballroom where a program will follow. Chief Mastin, Sheriff Riggs and Deputy Ruport joined the walk to support MMIW218.

On May 3, 2024, the Lower Elwha Klallam Tribe will host a walk in honor of this important and often overlooked cause. Native American and Alaska Native women and girls are being murdered at an astronomical rate.

May 4, 2023 · BEMIDJI - MMIW 218 is set to host a walk/run to raise awareness for Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. on Friday, May 5, in Bemidji. The event will begin in the Subway parking lot, located at 120 Paul Bunyan Drive South.

Over 200 people gathered in Bemidji on Friday to recognize the Missing and Murdered Indigenous Relatives cause. The local group, MMIW 218, has been holding their event for over 10 years and held a march from the Northwest Indian Community Development Center to Bemidji State's Beaux Arts Ballroom, where they…

In Bemidji, the group MMIW 218 continued their work in raising awareness on the issue with a walk/run that took place downtown along the shores of Lake Bemidji. According to the Department of Justice, four out of five Native American women …

Please join MNBH for the MMIW walk on May 9th. Open walk from 11am to 2pm. 11 am opening with southern sway drummers 12pm - guest speaker Pam Fencer member of Aubrey Dameron family. Free t-shirts to the first 100 participants, resource