About Share Your Voice

    IMPACTFUL RESULTS

    95%

    Readers gained a deeper understanding of the MMIW crisis, feeling more informed and empowered to act.

    89%

    Readers of Takenote: Justice for MMIW felt a deeper emotional connection, using the book as a catalyst for personal involvement in the cause.

    91%

    Readers noticed a shift in their view on justice, becoming stronger advocates for Indigenous rights.

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    Every story shared by a family inspires action from supporters. Together, we are creating change.

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    "Even as a small organization, every action brings hope and change."

    Empower Native Voice is proud to be a sponsor and partner of the 'Resilience in Indian Country' Women in Leadership Conference on October 21st at the Choctaw Cultural Center, Durant, OK. The conference honors the strength and leadership of Native women, with the theme "Resilience in Indian Country," bringing together female leaders to inspire personal growth and leadership while providing a safe space for women to grow together.
    We have also supported by donating money and Justice for MMIW books to raise awareness about this issue, while helping the community better understand the fight for justice for missing Indigenous women.
    Empower Native Voice is proud to sponsor and support the MMIWG2S Alaska Run for Healing, Run for Justice, an event dedicated to honoring Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women, Girls, and Relatives. This 5K event not only raises awareness but also provides a healing activity for our community.

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        Sharing my story finally felt heard

        In the past, I was always afraid to speak about my pain, but thanks to this campaign, I found the courage to raise my voice. By sharing, I not only healed myself but also ignited hope for others facing similar pain.

        Aiyana Littlefoot

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        My voice is no longer mine alone

        When I shared my sister's story, I wasn't just seeking justice for my family but for all the forgotten Indigenous women. The feeling that we are creating change together is beyond words.

        Takoda Redhawk

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        I found comfort in knowing I am not alone

        Sharing my story helped me feel healed. I connected with others who understood the pain I had experienced. Together, we can overcome and build a stronger community.

        Chayton Blackbear