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Thousands of Indigenous women and girls across the United States and Canada have vanished or been murdered. Their stories almost never make the evening news. Their names are rarely spoken outside their communities.

This is not random. This is a crisis hiding in plain sight.

In this new series we expose the deadly combination of jurisdictional loopholes, systemic neglect, and silence that has allowed predators to operate with near impunity on and near Indian reservations for decades.

• In 2016 alone, over 5,700 Native women and girls were reported missing — but only 116 cases were entered into the U.S. Department of Justice database.
• Native women face murder rates up to 10× the national average.
• 7 out of 10 cases occur on or near the 326 reservations where tribal police, county sheriffs, state police, and the FBI all share confusing — or no — jurisdiction.

This is the series that says their names until someone finally listens.

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Share their names. Silence is the accomplice.

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If you have information about a missing or murdered Indigenous woman or girl, contact:
→ MMIW USA hotline: 1-844-413-6649
→ Canada MMIW inquiry: 1-844-348-6626

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Timestamps:
00:00 The crisis no one talks about
00:45 The shocking numbers
01:20 The map of danger
02:10 How jurisdiction fails Native women
03:00 The red dresses
04:00 What this series will do
04:40 Subscribe & share their names
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