MMIW I Wear Red For My Sister, No More Stolen Sisters Red Hand Red Hand This event is co-hosted by

This event is co-hosted by MMIWG2S Alaska Working Group Partners: Alaska Native Women's Resource Center

showcases a handprint—a symbol of unity and the collective effort to raise awareness about MMIW

“Wearing orange symbolizes the loss that we have gone through

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This eco-friendly tote is not only a practical accessory but also a way to spread a message of solidarity for Native communities and their fight for justice

MMIW I Wear Red For My Sister, No More Stolen Sisters Red Hand Red Hand This event is co-hosted byTHANK YOU FOR CHOOSING US! MMIW Awareness: To ensure that MMIW are remembered, be mindful of the families that have worked diligently to get this day recognized. To do this, wear red, host a candlelight vigil in your community, or a prayer circle. Use your voice Share your stories, pictures, videos, and other things with each other. We can help keep the MMIW movement going strong. Speak to your friends and consider using social media as an outlet to