Resources

The following are resources that will be useful to both victims and their loved ones.

• The StrongHearts Native Helpline (1-844-7NATIVE)
• Tribal Access Program (TAP)
• National Indigenous Women's Resource Center’s MMIW Special Collections Resource Page
• National Indigenous Women's Resource Center’s Tribal Community Response When a Woman Is Missing: A Toolkit for Action
• National Indigenous Women's Resource Center’s “Effective Use of the National Missing and Unidentified Persons System (NamUS) for Case Resolution” Webinar and Slide Deck
• National Indigenous Women's Resource Center’s Safety Guide

Each of the following organizations, both Tribal and non-Tribal, are working on the epidemic of Missing and Murdered Indigenous Persons. You may visit their website to view all of their resources, reports, and other information. Included below is their direct contact information.

Coalition to Stop Violence Against Women
Phone: (505) 243-9199
Albuquerque, NM
 
National Indian Women Resource Center
Phone: (406) 477-3896
Lame Deer, MT
 
Seeding Sovereignty
Phone: (917) 592-1432
 
Native Youth Sexual Health Network
Email: info@nativeyouthsexualhealth.com
Toronto, Ontario, Canada
 
Urban Indian Health Institute
Phone: (206) 812-3030
Email: info@uihi.org
Seattle, WA
 
White Earth DOVE Program (Down On Violence Everyday)
Phone: (218) 983-4656
White Earth, MN
 
Montana Native Women’s Coalition
Phone: (406) 969-2552
Billings, MT
 
Sovereign Bodies Institute
Email: annita@sovereign-bodies.org
Email: mmiwdatabas@sovereign-bodies.org
Wiyot and Ohlone territories in N. California
 
MMIW USA
Phone: (503) 891-0040
 
Indian Law Resource Center
Phone: (406) 449-2006
Helena, MT
Phone: (202) 547-2800
Washington, D.C.

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