Change Agents with Andy Stumpf
Why Are So Many Indigenous Women Going Missing and Being Murdered? (with Rosalie Fish)
Feb 7, 2024
Rosalie Fish, a member of the Cowlitz Tribe and a runner from the Muckleshoot Reservation, discusses the alarming number of missing and murdered Indigenous women. She shares personal stories from her own family and indigenous communities, highlighting the need for action. The podcast also explores the complexities of jurisdiction and underestimating criminals. Policy, collaboration with Ironclad, and education are identified as crucial tools to address this issue.
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- Indigenous women, particularly those living in remote areas and facing poverty, are targeted as victims of violence, including human trafficking.
- There is a lack of collaboration between tribal and state law enforcement, which makes it difficult to address cases of missing Indigenous women effectively.
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High rates of violence against Indigenous women
Indigenous women, particularly those living in remote areas and facing poverty, are targeted as victims of violence, including human trafficking. The high rates of domestic violence and the vulnerabilities created by systemic issues contribute to the targeting of Indigenous women.
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