Safe and Fear-free Environment, Inc. (SAFE)

Link to FB Live event

https://www.facebook.com/safebristolbay/posts/10221368432574414

This event will be a walk through grief with stations set out in Dillingham that give you prompts on how to deal with loss and grief. More info will be posted when available.

This will be a Facebook Live Virtual Event on Wednesday at 6:30. We will be reading out the names that are sent to us calling them home if they are missing and honoring the spirit of their lives if they are murdered.

We also have candles available to light that night. Thay can be picked up at Ulla's, SAFE, Curyung Tribe or village counsels or by emailing Outreach@safebristolbay.org

More info will be added closer to the event

To have the name of a loved one read aloud please email the information to tribaladmin@curyung.com  

Walking through the Memory

May 5 Is MMIW / MMIP Awareness Day

This has been led by the Curyung Tribe. The Leaders of the Curyung Tribe saw this as an issue that impacted its members along with others in the region. The Department of Justice partnered with the Curyung tribe through operation Lady Justice to create a response in Dillingham and the region.

Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women Missing and Murdered Indigenous People

Bristol Bay Regional MMIP Listening Session via ZOOM

Hosted by Bristol Bay Native Association and Curyung Tribe
Time: May 5, 2021, 1:00 PM Alaska

https://zoom.us/j/95208354798?pwd=dUZCWW1ISWh3MnI0MGJLS3V4WkdTUT09

Meeting ID: 952 0835 4798

Tribal Listening Session

There is a disproportionate amount of indigenous women going missing or murdered in the United States and Canada. In turn there is also a disproportionate amount of missing and murdered children and men that are Native. This is because of many reasons but sexual violence and trafficking are major causes

Bristol Bay Response

Calling out the Names