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Advocates for Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Relatives want accountability from the state’s task force
Governor Michelle Lujan Grisham signed the state budget Wednesday which included $200,000 to address the ongoing crisis of Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Relatives. But advocates are saying it’s not enough.
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Advocates celebrate Indigenous Women’s Day at Roundhouse
Lawmakers and advocates came together over the weekend to celebrate Indigenous Women’s Day at the Roundhouse.
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Lawmakers want attorney general to create new task force on missing and murdered Indigenous people
Five New Mexico lawmakers want the state attorney general to establish a task force focused on missing and murdered Indigenous people.
Federal commissioners come to Albuquerque to hear from families of missing and murdered Indigenous people
Native people are at disproportionate risk of experiencing violence, being murdered or going missing. In 2020, Congress passed a law called the Not Invisible Act to try to stop this. It was written by Deb Haaland, then a representative and now the first Indigenous secretary of the Interior Department. She promised the government would listen to Native people. A federal commission is now listening to families searching for lost loved ones.
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MMIWR advocates work to stop confirmation of Indian Affairs secretary-designate
Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham announced earlier this month the appointment of the former governor of Pueblo de San Ildefonso James R. Mountain to lead the state’s Department of Indian Affairs. As he awaits confirmation by the state Senate in the remaining weeks of the legislative session, New Mexico In Depth’s Bella Davis reports Indigenous women leaders are fighting his nomination.
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Intergovernmental working group meets to address violence against Indigenous women
Delegates from Mexico, Canada and the U.S. came together in Washington, D.C., to discuss the crisis of missing and murdered Indigenous women and girls.
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Local advocate calls on congress to do more on MMIWR
Local Indigenous leader, Angel Charley, testified Thursday at a U.S. congressional hearing highlighting the neglected crisis of missing and murdered Black, brown and Indigenous women and relatives, challenging lawmakers to remove barriers to solving these cases.
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Hundreds gather in Shiprock to demand justice for their missing and murdered Indigenous relatives
New Mexico has the highest number of missing and murdered indigenous women and relatives in the country, with at least 37 cases reported in Albuquerque. That makes Bernalillo County the second worst in the nation according to the Urban Indian Health Institute.
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Families of missing and murdered Indigenous women and relatives invite public to Shiprock event
New Mexico has the highest number of missing and murdered indigenous women and relatives in the country, with at least 37 cases reported in Albuquerque. That makes Bernalillo County the second worst in the nation according to the Urban Indian Health Institute. Family members and advocates invite the public to join them in Shiprock, New Mexico this Saturday to remember their missing loved ones.
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MMIWR task force makes recommendations to combat growing crisis
New Mexico is among the top ten states for the most missing American Indian and Alaskan natives. That’s according to a report from Urban Indian Health Institute, which found Albuquerque was among other cities like Omaha and San Francisco, with the highest number of urban cases.
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