Please join us for a panel and screening of “She Cried That Day” on Wednesday, May 6th from 6-9pm in Weis Cinema, Campus Center in honor of the National Day of Awareness for Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Relatives.
“In 2017, the Urban Indian Health Institute found that of the 5,712 cases of Missing and Murdered Indigenous women, only 116 of these cases were logged by the Department of Justice database. After the release of their damning report, the crisis of Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Relatives or MMIWR was thrust into the spotlight. She Cried That Day is the story of a sister’s love and a family’s refusal to allow their loved one to remain invisible in the eyes of the justice system.”
We will be joined by producer of the film, Stina Thomas Hamlin, along with operations manager for the Red Sand Project Kristen Pratt, and Parker Thomas-Hamlin for a panel before the screening.