FIND OUR DAUGHTERS
BUREA OF INDIAN AFFAIRS ESTIMATES
THERE ARE APPROXIMATELY 4,200 MISSING
AND MURDERED CASES THAT HAVE
GONE UNSOLVED
More Than 4 In 5 American Indian And Alaska Native Women, Or 84.3 Percent, Have Experienced Violence In Their Lifetime.
NATIVE HOPE : Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women Movement
Native Hope assists in the efforts of these courageous individuals and organizations on the frontlines of the MMIW movement by providing opportunities to raise awareness in a variety of ways. Through providing a platform, tools, and resources, Native Hope aspires to assist in bringing MMIW awareness to the forefront. In order to stop this victimization of Native sisters, the world must be educated. Then, prevention can begin.
The Native Women's Collective
The Native Women's Collective is a grassroots nonprofit organization that supports the continued growth of Native American arts, culture, leadership and community development through public education, workshops, exhibits, research, cultural preservation projects, programs and technical assistance. The collective works to advance emerging and established artists and creative professionals by providing a network and forum for capacity building that centers social & environmental justice.
Sovereign Bodies Institute (SBI) builds on Indigenous traditions of data gathering and knowledge transfer to create, disseminate, and put into action research on gender and sexual violence against Indigenous people.
As part of SBI's commitment to Indigenous research practices, we envision research as part of a broader system of care for our people. We understand research as a flowing relationship, wherein our stories and data are informed by lived experiences as families, survivors, and advocates; our people are empowered to be our own experts on the violence we experience and the healing we create; and the stories and data we hold are transformed into meaningful action to create and maintain effective, culturally relevant systems of care.
REMATRIATE AULINTA
REMATRIATE: Rematriation is Indigenous women-led work to restore sacred relationships between Indigenous people and our ancestral land, honoring our matrilineal societies, and in opposition of patriarchal violence and dynamics. This resource guide is intended as a tool for Native allies to learn more about MMIWG. Work alongside the AIRC team and activists all over Indian Country to spread awareness about MMIWG.
The National Indigenous Women’s Resource Center is dedicated to restoring sovereignty and safeguarding Native Women and Children.
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The National Indigenous Women’s Resource Center, Inc. (NIWRC) is a Native-led nonprofit organization dedicated to ending violence against Native women and children. The NIWRC provides national leadership in ending gender-based violence in tribal communities by lifting up the collective voices of grassroots advocates and offering culturally grounded resources, technical assistance and training, and policy development to strengthen tribal sovereignty.
