03/05/2024
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All Native female run podcast showcasing Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and People, including LGBTQ2S. https://linktr.ee/admin
Primarily focused on the Pacific NW but not limited to international MMIW/P issues in Canada and Mexico.
03/05/2024
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01/05/2024
The Áwtni Shixwit Iníit is committed to addressing the critical issue of Missing and Murdered Indigenous Peoples (MMIP). We are pleased to invite you to attend the upcoming MMIP Symposium Building Bridges: Collaborative Partnerships on May 7th from 8am to 5PM.
This symposium will bring together tribal leaders, advocates, and experts to discuss the MMIP crisis and explore solutions. The agenda will include guest speakers :
Bree Black Horse - Northwest Region Missing or Murdered Indigenous Persons Assistant United States Attorney.
Lucy Smartlowit - MMIP Task Force
Cynthia Jones - the Clinical Director of the Áwtni Shix̱witpamá – Sacred Healing
Breakfast and lunch will be provided for all registered attendees.
Space is limited to 250 People! Spots are filling up so o secure your spot, please RSVP Clink the link to RSVP Now https://forms.gle/jxppzazUsNjs8NTCA
Don't miss this important opportunity to learn more about the MMIP crisis and how you can help make a difference.
29/11/2023
Speaking to Cissy Reyes today
29/11/2023
Getting started soon :) Live stream coming
29/11/2023
TOMORROW LIVE - Tune into our page for our live broadcast as we interview Cissy Strong-Reyes @ Heritage University. Interview starts at 11am. We encourage community members to ask questions via comment on our video. Hosts Patricia Whitefoot, Emily Washines Robyn PB She and new host Nichole Pebeahsy will let Cissy express her journey advocating for her sister's case as well as for MMIWP awareness.
TOPPENISH — A live podcast focused on missing and murdered Indigenous women is happening at Heritage University on Wednesday.
24/11/2023
02/11/2023
What a great line up we are so happy to participate and have a great conversation.
12/07/2023
War Cry team speak with author Mona Gable, discussing her book Saving Savanna.
11/07/2023
Tune in to our live broadcast or join us in person if you are in the Seattle area @ Elliott Bay Book Company. We are talking to Author Mona Gable about her book “Searching for Savanna, The Murder of One Native American Woman and the Violence Against Many”.
11/07/2023
We will be love broadcasting Tuesday with Author Mona Gable! If you are in the Seattle area come say hi to us and listen to a reading from this important book
Check out all the events coming to the store this July!
Whether you're wanting to meet your favorite author or are wanting to find something different to do, our events are a great way to do both.
08/05/2023
Link in bio!
05/05/2023
Podcast today with . This is him answering audience questions about his art and inspirations. Thank you for being on the show today! MMIP Symposium
04/05/2023
Fourth Season! Live episode streaming from MMIP Symposium @ the Legends Casino. Guest today is Lee Sekaquaptewa.
04/05/2023
Host presenting on mmip task forces.
04/05/2023
Tomorrow! We are live on fb and in person at the Yakama Vrp MMIP symposium at Legends Casino Hotel Yakama rm. 3-4:30 pm. We have artist guests Lee Sekaquaptewa and Lorelie Kruger
04/01/2023
This story hits close to our War Cry family. Like all stories like this, closure is good but support is still needed. Prayers and strength to the family.
Human remains found in November 2008 in a remote area of the Yakama Reservation have been identified as those of a White Swan, Wash., woman missing since summer 1987.
02/11/2022
Our theme music writer and composer Lee Sekaquaptewa is having an art show opening this Friday ! He’s a very talented multifaceted artist, check it out and support local Indigenous artists!
31/10/2022
Thank you YN Nutrition for the shout out!
27/10/2022
Join us today as we discuss refusal for land acknowledgements, serials killers of the PNW and its connection to MMIW/MMIP
27/10/2022
4pm - we are taking about serial killers today. Special guest host Nichole Pebeahsy
14/10/2022
YAKIMA -- The Washington State Patrol's latest list of missing indigenous persons shows 36 missing from the Yakima Valley, including 14 children.As of October
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CISSY REYES - WAR CRY SEASON 4 - LIVE EPISODE
Speaking to Cissy Reyes today
War Cry and Mona Gable LIVE from Elliot Bay Book Co.
War Cry team speak with author Mona Gable, discussing her book Saving Savanna.
WAR CRY SEASON 4 - LIVE EPISODE
Fourth Season! Live episode streaming from MMIP Symposium @ the Legends Casino. Guest today is Lee Sekaquaptewa.
WAR CRY LIVE EPISODE - Serial Killers
Join us today as we discuss refusal for land acknowledgements, serials killers of the PNW and its connection to MMIW/MMIP
PNW Historical Conference Presentation on MMIWP
Presenting today about MMIWP at the PNW Historical conference.
WAR CRY SEASON 3 - LIVE EPISODE
War Zone, lets talk historical erasure and updates. Welcome back listeners :) We missed you!
Awesome show today!
Helping families tell their stories and being an advocate
In case you missed out Live YouTube broadcast, here is our interview with journalist Connie Walker: Guest Connie Walker, Cree Indigenous Canadian, award-winning investigative journalist, and podcast host. Connie gives not only her own personal journey into telling indigenous stories but also the history of the 60's scoop in Canada. She also gives perspectives on working in the United States and learning about various issues in the US and the similarities with Canadian issues. Connie turns the tables on us and asks the War Cry Team about self-care and how stories about MMIW are received. As we all want to work towards more Indigenous voices in the media and be respectful to our communities. Resources were shared on how to report in Indigenous communities. Links below. https://riic.ca/the-guide/ https://gimletmedia.com/shows/stolen https://www.cbc.ca/radio/findingcleo"
Probate and MMIW/MMIP
Nichole Pebeahsy (Comanche), probate specialist discusses helpful tips and resources for families in dealing with probate. Her favorite True Crime podcasts and personal ties to MMIW and her passion to help MMIW/MMIP families during this process.
Probate and MMIW/MMIP
Nichole Pebeahsy (Comanche), probate specialist discusses helpful tips and resources for families in dealing with probate. Her favorite True Crime podcasts and personal ties to MMIW and her passion to help MMIW/MMIP families during this process.
Kill the Indian Save the Man
War Cry team roundtables again in connecting boarding schools to the 1910 Dusky Maidens In Demand article/episode to papal bulls, manifest destiny, and religious institutions. Discussion around acknowledgning indigenous people as a neccessary knowledge source outside of what is taught in schools. Also how does the Godfather III work itself into this conversation?
What have our families been through?
War Cry Team catches up with each other after a year of quarantine. Updates on stories we have been following, the Vanessa Guillen case and the findings of children at Residential and Boarding schools.
What have our families been through?
War Cry Team catches up with each other after a year of quarantine. Updates on stories we have been following, the Vanessa Guillen case and the findings of children at Residential and Boarding schools.
Seattle City Councilmember Debra Juarez: Powerful Women
Guests are Seattle City Councilmember Debra Juarez, Blackfeet, and staffer Negheen. Discussion around the City of Seattle’s response to the MMIW/G crisis. Acknowledging the various tribal communities and valuable relationships in Seattle, King County and Washington state. Various War Cries to the Seattle Native Community. Brining out strong emotions around MMIW/G and MMIP. Reflections on the red hand print symbol and its deeper meaning. Racial misclassification and how the true crime community needs to see how important this is. Empowering, uplifting and encouraging native women. As well as using humor and accepting our auntie statuses. Seattle times article https://www.seattletimes.com/seattle-news/politics/native-leaders-organizations-decry-intimidation-outside-home-of-seattle-city-councils-juarez/
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