Understanding the Crisis of Missing & Murdered Indigenous Women (MMIW)
Noelle Noelle

Understanding the Crisis of Missing & Murdered Indigenous Women (MMIW)

The crisis of Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women (MMIW) is one of the most urgent, yet most overlooked, human rights issues in the United States. Native women face violence at rates exponentially higher than other groups, a result of generations of systemic injustice.

To honor Native American Heritage Month, we uplift the voices calling for awareness, justice, and change.

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The Intersection of Pride and Racial Justice
Noelle Noelle

The Intersection of Pride and Racial Justice

Every June, as rainbow flags fill our social media feeds and storefronts, it’s important to remember what and who Pride is really for. Pride is a celebration, yes. But it began as a resistance movement led by bold, visionary leaders, many of whom were Black and Brown trans women and queer people of color. 

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A Year-Long Movement for Change 
Noelle Noelle

A Year-Long Movement for Change 

This year, as we mark International Women’s Day, we are reminded of the profound change that is needed—and the bold action required to create a world where dignity, freedom, and equality are for all women, everywhere. 

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