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  • MMIP Day

    Missing & Murdered Indigenous People

    Hosted by Lake County Tribal Health

    MMIP Day serves not only as a memorial, but also as a call to action — bringing together Tribal communities, partner organizations, service providers, and allies to stand in solidarity.

    Event Purpose & Significance

    • Honor Missing and Murdered Indigenous relatives
    • Support surviving families and loved ones
    • Raise public awareness and education
    • Advocate for justice and policy change
    • Promote community healing and resilience
    • Strengthen cross-agency collaboration

    Hosted by Lake County Tribal Health

    MMIP Day serves not only as a memorial, but also as a call to action — bringing together Tribal communities, partner organizations, service providers, and allies to stand in solidarity.

    Event Purpose & Significance

    • Honor Missing and Murdered Indigenous relatives
    • Support surviving families and loved ones
    • Raise public awareness and education
    • Advocate for justice and policy change
    • Promote community healing and resilience
    • Strengthen cross-agency collaboration

    Educational & Resource Outreach

    The event hosts approximately 80 educational and community resource tables, creating a hub of accessible services and information.

    Participating organizations may include:

    • Tribal Health Programs
    • Behavioral Health Services
    • Victim Advocacy Programs
    • Domestic Violence & Sexual Assault Services
    • Law Enforcement & Investigative Units
    • Legal Aid Organizations
    • Housing & Social Services
    • Youth & Family Programs
    • Cultural Preservation Groups
    • Environmental & Community Wellness Programs

    Participating organizations provide:

    • Crisis support resources
    • Missing persons reporting guidance
    • Safety planning education
    • Human trafficking awareness
    • Mental health services
    • Substance use recovery resources
    • Community program enrollment

    Community Collaboration

    Community collaboration strengthens prevention, response, and justice efforts.

    MMIP Day is made possible through partnerships with:

    • Tribal Governments
    • Advocacy Coalitions
    • Law Enforcement Agencies
    • Public Health Departments
    • Nonprofit Organizations
    • Cultural Leaders & Elders

    Collective Healing & Moving Forward

    While the day centers on remembrance, it also uplifts resilience, survival, and the strength of Indigenous communities.

    The event provides space for:

    • Intergenerational healing
    • Cultural revitalization
    • Community education
    • Empowerment through visibility
    • Advocacy for systemic change

    By gathering in solidarity, we honor our relatives, support families, and reaffirm our commitment to ending violence against Indigenous people.