Alaska’s new Missing and Murdered Indigenous Persons Initiative lead investigator Anne Sears spoke to hundreds of advocates for Missing and Murdered Indigenous People gathered in front of the Capitol in Juneau.
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Fairbanksans organize spring search after string of missing persons cases
A community-wide search for missing people in the Fairbanks area is being planned for later this spring.
BIA opens Anchorage office to investigate cold cases of missing and murdered Indigenous people
Some 300 Alaska Native people are in an FBI missing-persons database.
National day brings awareness to missing and murdered Native women and girls
The missing and murdered Native women epidemic is an issue affecting Indigenous people in the United States, Canada and around the world.
Murkowski, Alaska Native leaders urge federal action on missing and murdered Indigenous women
Alaska Native leaders and justice advocates packed a Senate hearing room for an update on what Congress and the Trump administration are doing to address the MMIW issue.
Senate passes bill with funds to address missing and murdered indigenous women
A Senate-approved spending bill would direct the Bureau of Indian Affairs to coordinate with law enforcement agencies and develop guidelines for data collection.
AG Barr says ‘everything is on the table’ to solve Alaska’s public safety crisis
The U.S. Attorney General’s security detail outnumbered the number of village public safety officers in the Yukon-Kuskokwim Delta — a region roughly the size of Oregon.






