‘There’s just no answers’: Families and tribes plead for resources on MMIWG Day

Salt Lake City was ninth and Utah eighth in the U.S. for Native women going missing or being murdered, according to a 2018 study.

(Denae Shanidiin | Restoring Ancestral Winds) Across the U.S. every May 5, activists and Native communities raise awareness of the thousands of Native women, girls as well as men, boys and LGBTQ community members that have gone missing or murdered by wearing red.

‘There’s just no answers’: Families and tribes plead for resources on MMIWG Day

Salt Lake City was ninth and Utah eighth in the U.S. for Native women going missing or being murdered, according to a 2018 study.

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