The Ties that Bind Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women

What is it that can bring together a diverse crowd that includes:

judges from the Navajo bench and the New Mexico Court of Appeals;
state senators from Arizona, Colorado, North Dakota, North Carolina and Ohio
provincial representatives in Winnipeg, Toronto, and Vancouver
lawyers from West Virginia, Kansas, Wisconsin and South Dakota
a Museum of the American Indian Board of Trustees member
a nationally recognized Navajo author and educator
37 elected Native American and First Nations officials, including governors and chiefs
journalists
CEOs & upper management of international oil, entertainment, and manufacturing companies
heroin wholesalers
an English jeweler
a few Ambassadors
rock musicians, a boxer and a flautist
some nuns
some teachers
AIM members across the country
police sprinkled from small towns like Odessa, TX and big cities across the continent
a favorite fashion model of Georgio Armani
a custom machining shop in Illinois
a sand and gravel…

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