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Led by Urban Indigenous Collective’s MMIP Task Force, the MMIWGT2S NYC+ Program addresses the crisis of missing and murdered Indigenous women, girls, trans, and Two-Spirit relatives through research, advocacy, and community engagement.
Honoring the stolen. Protecting the living. Building safety, visibility, and healing for our relatives.
We host an annual East Coast MMIP Summit and May 5th Day of Awareness Vigil, maintain a cross-border database, and manage an AI-powered policy tracker to monitor and advance legislation protecting Indigenous women and 2STGNC+ relatives.
Our advocacy led to the creation of New York City’s first BIPOC Missing and Murdered Task Force in 2023 — a milestone for community-led safety and accountability.
The strength of this movement is rooted in community participation and survivor leadership.
You can take action by joining our network, supporting survivors, or contributing your expertise to help end the MMIWGT2S crisis.
Ways to Get Involved:
Participation in the Task Force and survivor-support initiatives is open to Indigenous Members of UIC. If you’re not yet a member, please complete the [UIC Membership & Enrollment Form] before applying.
Honoring the stolen. Protecting the living. Building safety, visibility, and healing for our relatives.
We host an annual East Coast MMIP Summit and May 5th Day of Awareness Vigil, maintain a cross-border database, and manage an AI-powered policy tracker to monitor and advance legislation protecting Indigenous women and 2STGNC+ relatives.
Our advocacy led to the creation of New York City’s first BIPOC Missing and Murdered Task Force in 2023 — a milestone for community-led safety and accountability.