2024 Violence Against Native People (VAWA, MMIW) News Stories


California moves forward with pilot MMIP program (Native News Online) 4/17/2024

Blackfeet MMIP group to bring awareness, build community amid crisis (Billings Gazette) 4/11/2024

MMIP cases in South Dakota remain high, state looks to make a difference (ICT) 4/5/2024

Bree R Black Horse hired to prosecute MMIP cases in Northwest region (Native News Online) 3/12/2024

Justice, Interior departments outline next steps to address missing or murdered Indigenous Peoples (Big Horn County MT) 3/12/2024

University Distinguished Professor Sarah Deer will highlight advocacy in lecture that examines Tribal statutes on sexual violence (KU News) 2/23/2024

Murdered and missing women is the top issue facing Native American communities heading into the 2024 elections (Brooking Institution) 2/15/2024

Public safety commissioner seeks change in Alaska’s missing and murdered Indigenous people response (Alaska Beacon) 2/8/2024

New DNA technique could bring closure for families of missing and murdered Indigenous people (High Country News) 1/31/2024


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