MAY 5TH, MISSING AND MURDERED INDIGENOUS WOMEN AND GIRLS DAY.
- Coalition of Natives and Allies
- Apr 30, 2024
- 1 min read
Dear Coalition,
It is imperative that we bring to your attention the significance of this important day of recognition, dedicated to raising awareness about a pressing issue affecting Native communities -- Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls (MMIWG)
Please explore the work of NATIVE HOPE, addressing this issue.
Just one statistic you might not know: "According to the Department of Justice, for women living on reservations, the murder rate is 10 times higher than the national average."
OTHER NEWS
York College: Film and Conversation hosted by
York Human Relations Commission
MAY 16th, 2024
4:30-6:30
THE GUNTER-SMITH CENTER FOR
COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT
59 E. Market St, York, PA. 17401
FILM Screening of
NATIVE WOMEN AND ALLIES SPEAK:
What You Weren't Taught in School
followed by Q & A, featuring 3 Indigenous women
Toward Right Relationship with Native Peoples
hosts ZOOM of our Documentary
NATIVE WOMEN AND ALLIES SPEAK:
What You Weren't Taught in School
Film and Conversation
A VIRTUAL EVENT
THURSDAY, JUNE 6TH
8-9:30 EST
followed by Q & A, featuring 3 Indigenous women
Bucks County Community College Culture Festival
Thank you to all who stopped by our table, watched our film Native Women and Allies Speak: What You Weren't Taught in School, and joined our mailing list.
Three of our members here in the photo, L to R-Donna Fann-Boye, Arla Patch, and Kelley Bova. Not pictured, Lynne Azarchi, Ramona Woods and Adah Bush.
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