MMIWG: We Demand More
The latest report from Urban Indian Health Institute responding to Washington State Patrol’s report on the MMIWG crisis
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MMIWG: We Demand More
A corrected research study of missing and murdered Indigenous women & girls in Washington State.
Tori BearBow (Southern Cheyenne)
Tori BearBow is Southern Cheyenne and originally from Elko, Nevada, but has grown up in Snoqualmie, Washington since she was nine. She is currently going into her third year attending the University of Washington in Seattle where …
Protecting the Sacred: Addressing Sexual Violence and Gender-based Violence Against Natives during the COVID-19 Pandemic
Learn how we are addressing violence against our people in the wake of COVID-19
New Urban Indian Health Institute report corrects “severely lacking” study from Washington State Patrol on missing Native women and girls
Analysis of data from Washington State Patrol’s report on the MMIWG crisis in Washington State
We Demand More: Partner Toolkit
This report and toolkit can be used as a call to states around the country to do better when it comes to addressing the MMIWG crisis.
Disrupt the Silence: A Community Day of Action
On July 18, 2019, Urban Indian Health Institute (UIHI) hosted a gathering with Seattle Native community members to raise awareness of the MMIWG crisis and enter information about their missing loved ones into the National Missing and Unidentified Persons System (NamUs).
Community Days of Action Toolkit
Find out more about Community Days of Action and learn how to host your own Day of Action.
Missing and murdered indigenous women and girls legislation
Legislative updates regarding missing and murdered indigenous women and girls
