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Stand Together

Join us in honoring and supporting families affected by MMIR in Wyoming.

Our Mission

We stand with families affected by MMIR, honoring their stories and fighting for justice.

A community vigil at sunset with people holding candles in remembrance.

A community vigil at sunset with people holding candles in remembrance.

A group of diverse community members gathered in a circle sharing stories and support.

A group of diverse community members gathered in a circle sharing stories and support.

Close-up of hands holding a feather, symbolizing indigenous heritage and healing.

Close-up of hands holding a feather, symbolizing indigenous heritage and healing.

Get Involved

Attend events, volunteer, and help raise awareness to support MMIR families and advocacy.

Our Work

Standing with families, raising voices together.

A group of community members holding candles at a nighttime vigil framed by prairie grasses.

A group of community members holding candles at a nighttime vigil framed by prairie grasses.

Vigils

Honoring our relatives through light and presence.

Close-up of hands joined in circle during a community healing gathering outdoors.

Close-up of hands joined in circle during a community healing gathering outdoors.

Speakers sharing stories at a forum with attentive faces in the audience.

Speakers sharing stories at a forum with attentive faces in the audience.

Volunteers handing out informational brochures at a local community center.

Volunteers handing out informational brochures at a local community center.

Action

Raising awareness and pushing for justice.

A candlelight vigil at dusk with community members holding photos of missing relatives, their faces illuminated by soft candlelight.

A candlelight vigil at dusk with community members holding photos of missing relatives, their faces illuminated by soft candlelight.

Remember

Honoring our relatives through shared stories and gatherings

A group of diverse indigenous community members standing together, holding signs advocating for justice and accountability.

A group of diverse indigenous community members standing together, holding signs advocating for justice and accountability.

A close-up of hands weaving a traditional indigenous bracelet, symbolizing connection and healing.

A close-up of hands weaving a traditional indigenous bracelet, symbolizing connection and healing.

An outdoor forum with a speaker addressing a crowd under a bright Wyoming sky, surrounded by attentive listeners.

An outdoor forum with a speaker addressing a crowd under a bright Wyoming sky, surrounded by attentive listeners.

Volunteers setting up a healing circle with blankets and sacred items laid out in a peaceful natural setting.

Volunteers setting up a healing circle with blankets and sacred items laid out in a peaceful natural setting.

A mural painted on a community center wall depicting indigenous faces and symbols of strength and resilience.

A mural painted on a community center wall depicting indigenous faces and symbols of strength and resilience.

Connect

A circle of diverse hands joined together in solidarity under a bright sky.

A circle of diverse hands joined together in solidarity under a bright sky.

Reach out to support families and stand with us in community advocacy.

FAQs

What is MMIR?

MMIR stands for Missing and Murdered Indigenous Relatives, a crisis impacting Wyoming.

How can I help?

You can join vigils, volunteer, share info, support families, and advocate for laws.

What events do you hold?

We host vigils, healing gatherings, forums, and action days to remember and mobilize.

Who can join advocacy?

Anyone caring for justice and healing in indigenous communities is welcome.

How to stay connected?

Follow our updates online and attend local events in Wyoming to stay involved.

Why focus on community advocacy?

Because collective love and responsibility grounded in indigenous values drive real change.